Brayden Fishbook, a student in UBC’s Southern Medicine Program, was on his way to Chilliwack for a family medicine internship when he got stranded due to the catastrophic event in the province’s Atmospheric River. Brayden fish book Departing from Kelowna on Sunday afternoon of November 14, he opted for theRead More →
By KENDALL KING, Local Journalism Initiative reporter on November 25, 2021. Melissa Hozack, CEO of TruMe and owner of Redcliff Pharmasave, covers Pharmacy Practice + Business for her work as a therapeutic nutrition pharmacist – NEW PHOTO KENDALL KING [email protected] Melissa Hozack, President and CEO of TruMe Whole Health andRead More →
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Pharmaceutical companies have rushed to produce drugs and vaccines to counter the coronavirus pandemic, but until recently, only vaccines have been successful in protecting large numbers of people. In the summer of 2020, hopes were placed on drugs like hydroxychloroquine, until trials finally showed that it was largely ineffective againstRead More →
Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) held its first virtual precision medicine conference on November 5-6. A collaboration between the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of HMC and the National Center for Cancer Research and Care, the theme of the educational event focused on “Precision Medicine in Oncology”. The conference wasRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO, 22 November 2021 / PRNewswire / – InsightRX, which provides a cloud-based precision assay platform to help guide treatment decisions, today announced that Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) has implemented its Precision assay platform for tailoring the dosage of certain chemotherapy drugs and immunosuppressants used in theRead More →
Solid family medicine press release. Seniors in South Sound will soon have access to a new level of health care. Sound Family Medicine opens the Senior Clinic, a concierge-style healthcare experience. The clinic will offer patients 30- and 60-minute appointments so they can spend more time with their doctor. DrRead More →
You are the: November 19, 2021 New research from the Monash Addiction Research Center and the Burnet Institute shows that making the opioid overdose antidote, naloxone, easily accessible and available free of charge to people who are prescribed opioids in Australia would be cost effective and save hundreds of livesRead More →
Respondents included dietitians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physiotherapists and physicians. Research results show that many doctors and other clinicians are precluded from helping patients make these changes. A survey of 1,286 practitioners shows that 55% reported receiving no reimbursement for lifestyle medicine practices, while 27% reported some reimbursement and 18%Read More →
BRONZEVILLE – Residents of Bronzeville had a chance on Tuesday to give their opinion on a planned outpatient clinic project for the neighborhood, with some urging Northwestern Medicine to ensure there is mental health support and ample parking available. This was the second community meeting hosted by Northwestern Medicine andRead More →
by Sanaa Kamal GAZA, Nov. 15 (Xinhua) – For long hours, Ibrahim al-Akhras, a Palestinian patient with a kidney from Gaza City, has been waiting in al-Shifaa hospital to begin his usual procedure, which normally lasts at least four hours. The 65-year-old said he should receive his treatment to getRead More →