Doctors with diseases named after them Drug News: October 2014A review of launches, new indications, Health Canada advisories and new dosage forms. FMRAC responds to marijuana roundtable Manitoba adds more than 120 new drugs to Pharmacare program But coverage of many of the most significant treatments wont be guaranteed. Pharmacy advocacy video strikes emotional chord Production by Hong Kong pharmacist organization pulls at heart strings to stress the importance of good pharmacy. Press Review – October 21, 2014 London Drugs explains opposition to BC tobacco ban Retailer says the College of Pharmacists would be overstepping its boundaries if it tried to prohibit the sale of tobacco products in drugstores. Still waiting for the future While some lament the slow speed of change in pharmacy, others are charging ahead. Treating the worried well - for a career? Exploring the links between rich areas and psychiatry supply Privacy breach: Mount Sinai staff peep into Rob Ford's health record Mount Sinai hospital said that two staff members breached privacy protocols when they snooped into Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's health records. ONA pleased with Ebola precautionary approach by health ministry 'I was a drug dealer'—doctor learns to say no to patients Nova Scotia’s Dr. Amanda Woodhouse faced threats—and worse—from patients after she decided to clamp down on prescribing pain drugs, as the Chronicle-Herald reports. First Previous 1377 1378 1379 1380 1381 Next Last
