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Telehealth is changing health care — patients are telling us so
If 2020 has taught us nothing else, it's that telehealth that is likely here to stay. But why? Convenience is critical to its success, but it can bridge the gap of care between caregivers and patients during the pandemic. It's proving...
Health Canada has issued an advisory and asked distributors to recall masks sold with graphene or biographene in them over potential inhalation risks. Graphene is comprised of a single layer of carbon atoms and is considered a nanomaterial,...
British Columbia's seniors' advocate says she was alarmed to discover a 10 per cent increase in the use of antipsychotic medication in long-term care homes over the past year. Isobel Mackenzie says the use of antipsychotics...
About 14.6 per cent of the Canadian adult population has received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to new figures from the Public Health Agency of Canada. The numbers came as the country's largest provinces introduced...
Faculty of medicine researchers received national funding for work on COVID-19 virus variants. The Honourable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Health, announced a total investment of $14.3 million from the Canadian government, through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. This...
Manitoba pharmacists are ready and willing to give out more COVID-19 vaccines, but they can’t until the province hands them over. Barret Procyshyn, a member of Pharmacists Manitoba and pharmacist at Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy,...
It usually happens behind the scenes, but Canadians are now trying to learn more on how Health Canada monitors new biologics and medicines for side effects. Greg Staios and Frank Merante teach at the School of Biological Sciences and...
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