New warning coming with emergency contraceptive pills
April 1, 2014
Emergency contraceptive pills, also known as the “morning after” pill, will soon carry new warnings about reduced effectiveness in women weighing over…
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Emergency contraceptive pills, also known as the “morning after” pill, will soon carry new warnings about reduced effectiveness in women weighing over…
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Patients may not have to pay out of pocket for a CACP or SMMA, but that does not mean the…
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We have received several questions about adapting a prescription via therapeutic substitution, and it has come to our attention that…
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If you are applying for additional prescribing authorization, don’t forget to include two copies of your entire application package.
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The APEX Awards recognize excellence in pharmacy practice in Alberta. The awards are jointly funded, promoted, and presented by the…
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Registrants may propose resolutions for consideration at ACP’s annual general meeting (June 11 this year). All resolutions carried at the…
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ACP is compiling a roster of candidates interested in participating on ACP committees and working groups. We are looking for…
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“I understand that this is an unusual choice for medication abuse, and…” This is an excerpt from an email we…
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According to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), drug costs can be claimed only if acquired lawfully, prescribed by a medical…
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On March 24, AHS will launch its “Keep trying” tobacco cessation campaign. The campaign is aimed at women aged 25-44.
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