Canadians delaying dementia diagnosis by ignoring symptoms: surveyCanadians are dismissing symptoms of dementia as "just old age" and creating a huge treatment gap that prevents people from getting valuable information about medications, support and better disease management. Risk of cardiac arrest in Toronto varies by neighbourhood: studyLiving in certain areas of Toronto can increase your risk of cardiac arrest by up to five times, according to new research from St. Michael’s Hospital. Make 2012 your business breakthrough year! It’s a brand new, confusing and—let’s face it—tough time to be a pharmacy owner. Sex with patient yields suspension for Edmonton FP Pharmacists once again ranked the most trusted profession in Canada Eight in 10 respondents say they trust pharmacists. Nurses target Toronto infestation spreading holiday doom and gloom New Jersey hospital settles suit with 12 nurses, says they don’t have to aid in any abortion procedure Nursing students angry as University of Ottawa backs off on vow New York bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs Manitoba pharmacist foils accused international crook Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacist helps bring down man wanted in the U.S. for millions of dollars worth of insurance and wire fraud and money laundering. First Previous 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 Next Last
