A British neonatal nurse convicted of killing 7 babies loses her bid to appealMost defendants in British court cases don’t have an automatic right to appeal. They must seek permission to appeal on a set of narrowly defined legal issues. What does everyone get wrong about being a pharmacist?What's a misconception about your job that's made you laugh (or possibly cry)? Ottawa willing to add to list of medications covered by pharmacare bill: minister Conservative health critic Stephen Ellis asked the minister why semaglutide—a class of antidiabetic medication—was not included on the list of drugs covered by the legislation. ‘Betrayed’: CMA continues push of capital gains issue for doctors The CMA highlighted the many concerns physicians have raised since the latest federal budget came out. Daily marijuana use outpaces daily drinking in the U.S. Alcohol is still more widely used, but 2022 was the first time this intensive level of marijuana use overtook daily and near-daily drinking. First Nations Health Authority in B.C. investigating cybersecurity incident The health authority says there’s evidence that certain employee information and limited personal information of others was affected. In England, pharmacists are gaining power A small revolution is taking place across the Atlantic. New OMA president tries to balance realism and hope Significant inflation and inadequate fee increases hamper the profession but Dr. Dominik Nowak pushes for a better future. Helping healthcare pros screen for gender-based violence New research aims to help fulfil recommendations made by commission that examined the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia. Pharmasave to offer AIR MILES Pharmasave customers will be able to earn AIR MILES at the pharmacies starting in September. First Previous 111 112 113 114 115 Next Last
