No link between bonuses and improved cancer screening in Ontario: studyTORONTO | While Canada's largest province dished out almost $110 million in bonuses between 2006 and 2010 to improve cancer screening, there is no evidence the cash had any effect, according to new numbers. Going ape in BorneoObserving orangutans at a wildlife sanctuary reminds us it is possible to protect endangered species Study shows obesity precedes psoriasis in kids Hypertension and some antihypertensive meds linked to higher psoriasis risk Patients are more likely to speak openly with computers than doctors Fear drives use of sunscreen Study identifies key influencers in pharmacists’ attitudes to prescribing in Alberta Canadian pills allegedly travelling long distance, onto market in southern U.S. Banned form of OxyContin still showing up in distant corners of the country. Study: How much does a Canadian family actually pay per year for healthcare? Quebec nurses routinely take on unpaid overtime: study First Previous 322 323 324 325 326 Next Last
