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The vaccine injury support program began accepting claims in June 2021, after the widespread rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Canada.

Kim Adair’s new report says that since 2020 Nova Scotia Health has awarded more than $3.7-billion worth of sole-sourced contracts, referred to as alternative procurement.

Michael Parsa, the minister of children, community and social services, says the ‘vast majority’ of the new funding will go toward core services.

In most other provinces, pharmacists are able to administer measles vaccines.

The U.S.’s once-reluctant medical establishment is increasingly welcoming the way doulas complement doctors and nurses.

Waterloo clinic embeds pharmacists into oncology teams, easing pressure as more patients shift to oral anticancer drugs.

Alberta pharmacy regulator sends reminder to members after suspending technician who took controlled substances for personal use.

New health act consolidates government control sparking concerns from physicians over due process and autonomy.