Health Policy News

Of the survey respondents, 64% said they encountered health information online that they later learned was false or misleading—occasionally, often or all the time.

Amid the court battle between Dr. Elaine Ma and OHIP over a mass vaccination clinic involving medical residents and students, here’s what doctors in Ontario should know about billing while supervising or delegating services to trainees.

The upcoming launch of a national strategy on men's and boys' health is a positive sign that men's well-being is becoming part of the mainstream conversation in Canada, advocates say—even as they warn that it should not become partisan political fodder.

As of December 2025, pharmacists who hold licences to practice in the U.S., Australia, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Ireland are eligible for licensure through the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba’s Streamlined Registration pathway.

With administrative billing, the elimination of negation, and an estimated 18% pay bump, Ontario’s new physician services agreement aims to turn the tide on doctor burnout.

In a letter sent Tuesday, Rep. Jake Auchincloss of Massachusetts took issue with the lack of transparency in FDA's handling of the program and questioned its legal underpinnings, noting that Congress did not sign off on the plan.

Newfoundland and Labrador faces unique demographic and health challenges, including a high rate of diabetes.

If passed, the legislation would establish standards that companies developing electronic medical records must follow, allowing data to be shareable between healthcare providers and across provinces and territories.