New research identifies tick-borne pathogens spreading outside their normal range Ontario, QuebecPathogens causing babesiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever among those found. Saskatchewan pharmacists can now prescribe pediatric acetaminophenA new rule change allows pharmacists to prescribe compounded pediatric acetaminophen products, which can then be created at compounding pharmacies. Does Ontario’s digital health strategy meet our needs? Dr. Sohail Ghandi hopes the powers that be finally realize that you can't fix family medicine—or the healthcare system—until you fix digital health. 'Do you have food in the house right now?' How doctors can identify and combat effects of food insecurity Fresh food prescription program shows uptick in consumption of healthy foods in people with food insecurity. More training required to vaccinate young children: Nova Scotia College of Pharmacy NSCP describes the additional knowledge requirements in a new section titled “Drug Administration by Injection in Young Children” that it has added to the Standards of Practice: Drug Administration. Quebec launches 'massive' COVID-19 vaccination campaign ahead of fall Fifth vaccine doses available, large clinics planned for coming weeks. British regulator first to OK Moderna's updated COVID booster Britain's health officials have not yet decided whether or not the tweaked vaccine will be used in its fall strategy. Taro-Zoledronic acid injection drug recalled Drug used for osteoporosis and Paget's disease recalled because it may contain particulate matter Guidelines to help manage baby formula shortage CPhA offers resources to help pharmacists deal with supply shortage. New social isolation risk score aims to tackle loneliness Metric to give healthcare stakeholders a clearer view of who is at risk of health impacts. First Previous 9 10 11 12 13 Next Last
