Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease detected in urineStudy reinforces concerns that urine-derived fertility products could contain infectious prions Picture Yourself with the Medical Post and win a prize White paper paints grim portrait of Quebec industry Economist floored by severity of challenges facing profession. Pharmacist-directed dyslipidemia care improves cholesterol management Pharmacist prescribing and monitoring of lipid-lowering therapy enables more patients with uncontrolled dyslipidemia to reach LDL-C targets. Canadian medical journals sold to alleged ‘predatory’ company Specialties’ publications put at risk by sale to Indian firm being sued by U.S. government Physician burnout: What can be done Review reveals a variety of effective interventions—but institutional buy-in is needed Babies delivered by midwives rather than doctors have poorer health outcomes: study New Zealand study of nearly 250,000 births produced 'unexpected' results Vaping, like aspartame, is a victim of bogus consumer fears Consumer fears are too often misdirected toward innovations rather than the known harms they might reduce. Trudeau Liberals plan to regulate vaping products to help shield young people Feds introducing legislation later this fall. New kidney stone treatment: Riding a roller-coaster Researchers take a renal simulator on Disney’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad First Previous 400 401 402 403 404 Next Last
