Science news articles about 'newfoundland and labrador'

The largest health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador has launched an internal investigation last summer but she wasn't told until last month.

A Labrador man at the centre of a campaign over the shortage of dialysis machines in Newfoundland and Labrador has returned home from St. John's after successful treatment, but a western Labrador ...

A woman who sits with patients as they die says Newfoundland and Labrador government officials should recognize they one day may need palliative care.

The largest health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador may have difficulty arranging for breast cancer samples to be tested elsewhere amid a widening pathologist shortage, a senior official warns.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it will launch an aggressive campaign to recruit more pathologists.

The judge leading Newfoundland and Labrador's breast cancer inquiry has made a plea for witnesses to step up with advice on how to prevent mistakes in the future.

An elderly St. John's man whose campaign for improved home-care services touched a nerve several months ago says the latest Newfoundland and Labrador budget accomplishes nothing.

A former Newfoundland and Labrador deputy health minister has taken responsibility for not sharing important information about flawed cancer tests with a minister.

Newfoundland and Labrador's justice minister has swung back against critics of his comments on the Cameron inquiry, saying a previous Liberal government raised similar questions about a previous ...

New rules governing health records will strengthen Newfoundland and Labrador patients' privacy, the health minister said Tuesday.

The largest health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador is meeting with its nurses about what some have called "dire and unacceptable" staffing levels in some units.

The judge running Newfoundland and Labrador's breast cancer inquiry has dismissed a government application on what inquiry lawyers can ask.

Newfoundland and Labrador's largest health authority still has much work to do to restore the public's confidence, a leading advocate for cancer patients says.

The five-year waiting time that many Newfoundland and Labrador arthritis patients endure for treatment is unacceptable, a patient says.

The office of Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams did not intervene into a broadening cancer testing crisis for months because staff trusted a health authority to manage it properly, an ...