From the magazine

Check out this new product as part of our full October drug news overview.

Prolonged standing, repetitive movements and hours at a computer are all part of everyday pharmacy practice. But pharmacists don’t have to accept sore feet, stiff necks and aching backs as part of the job.

A full overview of new therapies, indications, Health Canada advisories, new generics and more.

Pearls you can use in your practice right now.

Rabies occurs on all continents except Antarctica; however, risk varies significantly by geographic area.

Regular check-ins, limiting unnecessary testing and building trust all help.

How pharmacist Yolanda Yeung helped build a community pharmacy model that literally cares for patients where they live.

Despite decades of post-licensing surveillance showing an excellent safety record, questions continue to arise about the long-term safety of aluminum-adjuvanted vaccines.

These medications delay gastric emptying, which increases the risk of residual gastric contents despite standard fasting in the perioperative setting.

As we prepare to send this issue to print, I’m in Montreal with over 2,000 pharmacists at the annual International Pharmaceutical Federation Congress.