Walmart parking lots a haven for meth cookers? Who knew?Slate report details incidents of meth cooking in parking lots. Reformulated OxyContin continues to be abusedUS study finds 25% of those entering rehab report having abused new formulation. Stateside: Congress passes bill to change how doctors are paid in 'rare and significant agreement' RNAO will press for alternatives to solitary confinement Provincial review upcoming on prison segregation Health Canada maintains fecal therapy should be restricted to trials Cites possible risk of infection as cause for concern New tablet edition of Medical Post offers great interactive features Tablet app is available free to medical students and residents as well as practising doctors Grieving parents want pharmacies to stock drug-test kits Saskatoon couple thinks kits might have saved their drug-addicted son. Nearly half of Brits take a daily prescription BMJ says 20% of men and 25% of woman take three or more pills a day Press Review - March 27, 2015 Saskatchewan’s triple dispensing fees called “rip off” Charging fee for each month's supply the norm in province. Next up: Saskatchewan college considering new referral requirement If approved, new policy may force physicians to provide service they object to in certain cases Physician and hospital face lawsuit over DNR order First Previous 1327 1328 1329 1330 1331 Next Last
