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‘Despite the fact that systems [around the world] are so different, the challenges are very much the same,’ says Sandra Hanna, chief executive officer of the association.

In a live poll at the OPA RxTalks conference, 95% of pharmacists in the audience said they had experienced or witnessed mistreatment by a patient. The problem goes beyond the people in that room and it's time to address it.

The University of Pennsylvania announced the novel experiment Thursday, a different spin on animal-to-human organ transplants.

Applications are currently being accepted for its pharmacy technician and assistant programs, which will begin this fall.

The province said Thursday that third-party providers won’t be allowed to use government funding to offer pipes or instructions on how to use them.

Health Minister Michelle Thompson says the government is investing $3 million a year for the program, which includes clinical assessments and computerized tomography scans.

Very few food items have true ‘expiry’ or ‘use-by’ dates printed on their labels, say food safety professors.

We know the importance of staying hydrated. But even for something as simple as a drink of water, conflicting advice and urban myths abound.