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A B.C. workplace compensation tribunal said lack of proof did not undermine a reasonable belief that led to a mental disorder.

Amid the throng of guests, podcast hosts and community pharmacists John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal chatted with Hitesh Pandya, chair of the Ontario Pharmacists Association and Justin Bates, CEO of Ontario Pharmacists Association.

Canada's largest in-person event for community pharmacists turned 15 this month with a new format showcasing both targeted education and product innovation.

Study from the Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance highlights systemic challenges impacting Canadians with arthritis.

Healthcare spending is projected to rise by 14.2% to $1.4 billion.

The rules came into effect earlier this month, and Dr. Mike Kelly, the head of surgery at the Saskatchewan Health Authority, says it applies to newborns, premature infants and medically complex babies.

The annual awards, adjudicated by panels of physician judges, support Canadian physician voices, contributions to community and practice innovation. Nominations close May 22.

Study finds evolocumab lowers first heart attacks and strokes even in patients without known atherosclerosis.

Ringza, developed by Quebec-based pharmaceutical company Duchesnay, is a slow-release silicone vaginal ring designed to be used for up to one year. The ring is completely patient controlled and can be inserted or removed without the help of a clinician, while also cutting down pharmacy visits to a single visit per year.

This, my long and fulfilling career, was not an inevitability—but really the result of a chance meeting, a mentoring relationship and luck.