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Physicians are aware of the harmful effects of Benzodiazepines and Z-drugs when used long-term or in combination with opioids. The profession has achieved significant improvement in prescribing Benzodiazepines and Z-Drugs, with a significant reduction in co-prescribing these medications with opioids. Prescribing is particularly challenging when caring for legacy patients and when attempting to taper dosages……
Postgraduate trainee licence renewal for the 2022-2023 academic year opens online on May 2.
Completion of your licence renewal form and receipt…
The Council welcomed Ms. Damilola Iduye to the role of Public Representative representing the African Nova Scotian community. Ms. Iduye is a…
Race-based and Indigenous identity data is essential for measuring health inequalities (also referred to as health disparities) and for identifying inequities that…
The History of Medicine in Nova Scotia from Confederation to Medicare was published last week by Dr. Allan E. Marble, Chair of…
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