allow pharmacists to provide emergency contraceptive pills

April 2002

You'll see a big push to allow pharmacists to provide emergency contraceptive pills...without a prescription.

Some pharmacists are already doing this.

British Columbia and Quebec pharmacists can PRESCRIBE them. Patients pay a consultation fee in addition to the price of the drug.

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Table of Contents

allow pharmacists to provide emergency contraceptive pills
Diabetes Starlix (nateglinide), a new oral tablet for type 2 diabetes
Diabetes metformin can lower vitamin B12 levels
Diabetes confused about the "sugar-free" candies marketed to patients with diabetes
Men's Health Xatral (ZAY-trall, alfuzosin), a new once-daily drug for benign prostatic hyperplasia
Women's Health new vaginal estrogen tablet called Vagifem
Women's Health latest thinking on treating osteoporosis in postmenopausal women
Infectious Diseases Lymerix is off the market
Cardiology New Canadian hypertension guidelines
Cardiology More patients will be taking Plavix (clopidogrel)
Multiple Sclerosis the different interferons for MS
Obesity & Weight Loss new concerns about the safety of Meridia (sibutramine)
Obesity & Weight Loss natural weight loss products
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