Each year, approximately 7 million syringes are used at home in Canada for healthcare purposes. Improper disposal of syringes and other sharps poses a health hazard for community and sanitation workers.
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What’s so important about the Clinical Practice Guidelines for diabetes?
Many people don't even know the diabetes Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) exist, yet the CPG's are extremely important in diabetes care. Simply put, they form the basis of what healthcare professionals do in terms of managing a patient's diabetes.
Read More »Tips for travel with diabetes
Many people with diabetes become anxious at the thought of travelling.
Read More »What is an insulin pump?
An insulin pump is an alternative option to taking multiple injections of insulin with an insulin syringe or pen.
Read More »When the diabetes medication plan goes beyond blood glucose control
Adults with diabetes are at higher risk of associated medical complications, including heart disease, nerve and kidney damage, and thyroid and vision problems.
Read More »New Year’s resolution to quit smoking? Plan ahead to make it stick
If you or the person you support are smokers, chances are good that you have probably at least thought about quitting at some point.
Read More »Pharmacist services for people with diabetes
A 2011 Ipsos Reid Canada survey reported that pharmacists are the most trusted professionals in Canada.
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