Pushing pills and curing illsHow long have physicians been pushing remedies for asymptomatic disease? Multiple Sclerosis symptoms: DysarthriaAs the latest installment in this continuing series, pharmacist Nancy Banoub examines a symptom of MS that can cause communication difficulties for patients. Clinical challenges: fibromyalgia (part two) Three case reports to illustrate some of the more common characteristics of this ailment. POLL: Do you think medication reviews done by pharmacists provide value? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. First day of school: residency edition Dr. Sarah Almas outlines tips for embracing the challenges and joys of residency. Case report: How long? Dr. Robert Dickson has a case at his walk-in that makes him ponder how long do patients decide to wait before being seen about a particular condition. Prescription for fair play: Pharmacists battling doping in sports Pharmacists globally have been actively involved in various initiatives and programs aimed at combating doping in sports. As we gear up for the 2024 summer Olympics, here are some notable contributions and actions taken by pharmacists worldwide. The referral cruise Here Dr. Jabir Jassam offers another in his period series on: Why we burn out: The unseen hurdles. POLL: Pharmacist, do you take supplements? Supplements can be incredibly useful for treating patients, for everything from gut health to peripheral neuropathy. Part one: Should transgender athletes compete with their cis counterparts? What are the parameters that need to be considered to make a good-faith assessment of the question? First Previous 15 16 17 18 19 Next Last