Have EMRs reached a tipping point in Canada?Canadian family physician use of emergency medical records (EMRs) continues to increase, with 56% now using EMRs, a new study suggests. Choosing an RESP for your childTake advantage of government funds available via the Canada Education Savings Grant Denmark abolishing world's first fat food tax As the discussion over a fatty foods tax in Ontario continues, Denmark has decided to abolish its own junk food tariff about a year after implementing it. MD supply growing 3x faster than Canada's population CIHI highlights more doctors practising in rural areas Probiotic use reduces C. difficile-associated diarrhea Occurrence of Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea can be significantly, safely reduced by taking probiotics, new study finds. Dinner Tonight: British bangers and mushy peas Psychiatric wait times shorter in busier times in Ont. emergency departments Varenicline: no increased risk of cardiovascular events New study shows no difference in risk of major cardiovascular events with the smoking cessation agents, varenicline and bupropion. Colonoscopy: Is more frequent screening better? Study suggests average-risk men get scoped every four to six years The latest in targeted tumour therapy: Aspirin Study suggests ASA helps treat certain forms of colorectal cancer First Previous 638 639 640 641 642 Next Last
