Saskatchewan's college adopts new policy on physician-assisted dying Quebec doctors paid $400M more in fees than planned in past five years Doctor faces $1.2-million lawsuit after 'more painful than necessary' childbirth Mother claims she sustained a permanent muscle injury Cancer Society fears new cigarettes with squeezable menthol filters will hook kids Smoker can squeeze capsule to get burst of flavour while taking a puff. Manitoba premier says government liquor stores best place to sell marijuana With feds expected to legalize drug, Selinger weighs province's options. Press Review – November 20, 2015 Video gives behind-the-scenes look at innovative pharmacy UBC’s The Pharmacists Clinic focused solely on providing cognitive services. Ontario college reminds methadone clinics of duty to patients in wake of closures Doctor who shuttered two clinics confirms he's abided by professional obligations To the lines! Junior doctors in England vote overwhelmingly to strike over pay, working hours B.C. doctor says methadone clinic fee necessary for treatment expectations Nova Scotia pilots e-prescribing The sole pharmacy in the Acadian village of Cheticamp, Cape Breton, recently became the first in Nova Scotia to fill an electronic prescription. Stateside: American Medical Association supports ban on Rx drug D2C advertising Association claims the ads contribute to rising drug costs and patient demands for inappropriate treatment First Previous 1251 1252 1253 1254 1255 Next Last
