Windsor public health nurses, health unit avoid strike with new contractWindsor's public health nurses were ready with picket signs but - thanks to a positive turn in negotiations this week - they voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new contract. Interactive display highlight of new UBC pharmacy buildingFirst of its kind exhibit uses interactive, touch screen technology to promote better understanding of the role of pharmacists, medications. Ontario strip club tuition program has graduated 11 nurses A strip club owner in Windsor, Ont., is offering women tuition, cash bonuses, rent and loans in an effort to entice Canadian women to dance for him. New McGill nursing initiative promotes more clinical research School launches new patient- and family-centred initiative, is renamed to honour major benefactor. Fake drugs: An increasingly tragic tale of international intrigue Investigation reveals ease with which North America’s drug supply chain can now be polluted by Third World political and economic corruption. Pharmacy smoking cessation programs evaluated A recent Ontario-based research network report evaluates Saskatchewan’s Partnership to Assist with Cessation of Tobacco and Tobacco Addiction Recovery (PACT/TAR) programs. MDs under 'frontal assault' from Alta., says incoming AMA president Is Alberta’s summer of discontent a precursor to an ugly winter? New details revealed ahead of Toronto MD's sex trial A Toronto doctor allegedly put his penis in the mouths of female patients over a nearly two-decade span, while fondling and kissing others. Stateside: MD accused of killing dog commits suicide A doctor in Florida was believed to have killed himself after allegations were made that he killed a dog with a hammer in his yard. Press Review - September 7, 2012 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - Top Story: Critical Condition: Who has the power over life and death? First Previous 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 Next Last
