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Grand Medicine Health Sciences Pharmacy at HSC
Located at the main entrance of Health Sciences hospital in Winnipeg. The perfect place to stop and pick up your medications whether just leaving the hospital, working on site or as part of your clinic visit. We will get you what you need to get you home, and we can follow up with your home pharmacy to ensure all of your refills are available to you when you need them.
Grand Medicine Health Services - Pharmacy
Located at Cree Crescent in Winnipeg and specializing in Non Insured Health Benefits, we offer pharmacy services and direct delivery of medications to nursing stations, health centres, or direct to patients anywhere in Manitoba, Northwest Ontario and Nunavut at no extra charge. Its private, fast and secure.
Grand Medicine Medical Supply & Equipment
We offer a broad selection of medical supplies and equipment direct to individuals or stock ship to health programs or facilities. We have the flexibility to fill individual prescriptions and bill on line to most insurers, or provide bulk ordering and shipping to Health Centres, Nursing stations and Home & Community Care Programs.
Grand Medicine Diabetes Education Centre
Offering certified diabetes education in easy to access formats. Access and learn about managing diabetes the way you need to. Also, for those trying to fit a new diagnosis into a busy schedule, we can fast track learning to allow you to incorporate health management on the fly. Covered by most insurance plans
Grand Medicine Pharmacy - Hodgson
Providing pharmacy, medical supply and equipment services in Hodgson and the surrounding area. We can do up your medication packs at no extra charge.
GMCI
Offering medical imaging and information management solutions to Canadian healthcare institutions.
Business Opportunities
Partnerships between aboriginal and non aboriginal businesses is a way for both businesses to compete for business that neither would have access to on their own.
Grand Medicine Group of Companies
A multi-service aboriginal healthcare company meeting the needs of urban, rural and remote communities throughout Manitoba, Nunavut and Northwestern Ontario. Grand Medicine is pharmacy, medical supply, medical equipment, and offers free prescription delivery anywhere in Manitoba direct to you. We manage Pharmacare, CFS (both realtime and invoicing services offered) and NIHB claims management for First Nations. All of our pharmacies are licensed through the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba. More information can be found at http://www.cphm.ca/
Grand Medicine: Award Winning Health Care
CPhA Patient Care Achievement award for Innovation 2012
Magnum Opus award 2010
Commitment to Care award 2007
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Panic attack vs. heart attack: How to tell the difference
The symptoms of a panic attack and a heart attack can be very similar, making it difficult to tell the difference.Also, having a heart attack can cause someone to panic, which may make the situation more confusing. If someone thinks they may be having a heart attack,...
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Is it safe to mix aspirin and ibuprofen?
Taking aspirin and ibuprofen at the same time can cause side effects. The safety of mixing these drugs depends on the reasons why people are taking them.Aspirin and ibuprofen are both pain relievers from the same family of medicines known as non-steroidal...
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Pesticide may increase autism risk
A landmark study published this week in the American Journal of Psychiatry describes a correlation between pesticide levels in a mother's blood and autism risk in their infants.DDT, once widely used, may play a role in autism. Autism is a developmental disorder that...
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Can service dogs help with anxiety?
People with anxiety-related issues can gain tremendous benefit from having a specially trained service dog.Service dogs are companion animals that help people who have physical or mental health conditions. A service dog for anxiety can provide a sense of calm,...
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What to know about a watermelon allergy
A watermelon allergy is rare. However, if a person reacts to watermelon, there may be additional foods to avoid.If a person with an allergy does not eat watermelon often, they may not know what has caused their symptoms. It could be an allergy to a different food, or...
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New 'triple pill' could eliminate high blood pressure
A new combination drug may have the potential to revolutionize hypertension treatment worldwide, after a clinical trial has declared it safe to use and very effective.A recent clinical trial has confirmed that a new pill can treat hypertension more effectively than...
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Foods to eat for better sex
Humans have looked for ways to improve their sexual experience for thousands of years, including trying to discover the best foods for sex.Scientists have linked a variety of foods with better sex. In this article, learn about which foods to eat to boost libido,...
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Is it safe to reheat rice?
There is a common belief that you should never reheat rice. However, this is not true. It is possible to reheat rice, but people must take precautions to ensure it is safe to eat.Rice is more problematic than some other leftover foods as it may contain bacteria called...
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What long-term cannabis use can do to your brain
Cannabis use is a topic of fervent debate among researchers. As the drug is being legalized in an increasing number of countries, and as its medicinal properties have come into sharp focus, the experts ask to what extent it and its medicinal derivatives are helpful,...
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amoxicillin (Amoxil, Moxatag, Larotid)
Summary Amoxicillin (Amoxil, Moxatag, Larotid) is an antibiotic that belongs to a class of antibiotics called penicillins. Common infections that amoxicillin is used to treat include middle ear infections, tonsillitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, skin,...
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Why cannabis relieves IBD symptoms
New research, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, reveals the molecular mechanism that explains why cannabis could help treat inflammatory bowel disease.Marijuana may hold the key to future anti-inflammatory treatments. Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)...
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Herpesvirus may lead to bipolar, depression
Scientists have discovered the human herpesvirus HHV-6 in the neurons of people who lived with bipolar or severe depression.The human herpesvirus (depicted here) may be responsible for a range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. According to the National...
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How much salt does it really take to harm your heart?
Too much salt is bad for you, particulary because it is associated with an increased risk of heart problems — but how much is too much? A new study suggests that we may not have to worry so much about how salty we like our food to be.A new international study suggests...
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Brain area responsible for pessimism found
Neuroscientists have now found the brain area responsible for pessimism. The new research suggests that both anxiety and depression are caused by an overstimulation of the caudate nucleus.Researchers may have found the brain area that drives negative thinking. Looking...
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'Monster' radish might help fight heart disease
Discovering ways of reducing cardiovascular risk is an ongoing challenge for medical science. A recent study asks whether "monster" radishes might provide some assistance.The Sakurajima radish dwarfs the regular radishes pictured here. The official name for the...
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Epilepsy: New findings 'could change textbooks'
New research finds that two key brain proteins are involved in the neuronal misfiring that characterizes epilepsy. The findings "could potentially change textbooks" on epilepsy, according to the researchers, as well as pave the way for new therapies.Mapping the...
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Can you have hypoglycemia without diabetes?
Hypoglycemia occurs when blood sugar levels fall dangerously low. It is more common in people with diabetes, but it can affect others.In this article, we explore the health conditions beyond diabetes that can cause hypoglycemia. We also look at treatment options and...
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What is the difference between heartburn and acid reflux?
Understanding the differences between heartburn, acid reflux, and gastroesophageal reflux disease involves understanding the links between them.According to the American College of Gastroenterology, heartburn is a common digestive complaint in the United States,...
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Experts advise 'healthful range' rather than 'variety of foods'
Advising people to have a varied diet could encourage them to eat foods that are not so good for their health in addition to those that are.The term 'a range of healthful foods' could be less misleading than 'a varied diet,' a new statement suggests. Instead, the...
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Psychedelic drugs 'may improve depression, anxiety, and PTSD'
Psychedelic drugs tend to have a bad reputation; they can have harmful effects and lead to addiction. Many countries regulate them heavily. Now, however, researchers ask whether such substances may be used to manage conditions such as anxiety.Can psychoactive...
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Can you mix cephalexin and alcohol?
Cephalexin, also spelled cefalexin, is an antibiotic. It belongs to a class of antibiotics known as first-generation cephalosporins, which doctors use to treat a range of bacterial infections.A doctor may prescribe cephalexin to treat infections of the skin, middle...
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Keto diet: Scientists find link to diabetes risk
By finding a link to a condition that raises the risk of type 2 diabetes, new research questions the health benefits of ketogenic diets.Is there a link between diabetes and the keto diet? Ketogenic diets are low-carbohydrate, high-fat diets that have been shown to...
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Briefs or boxer shorts? A new study settles the debate
What type of underwear is best for men's fertility: briefs or boxer shorts? New research settles the dispute once and for all.The type of underwear a person chooses may influence the quality of their sperm. Infertility affects 8–12 percent of couples all over the...
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How red blood cells harm cardiovascular health in diabetes
People with type 2 diabetes are more exposed to cardiovascular injury and recover with more difficulty from events such as heart attacks. Still, it has so far been unclear why that is, exactly. Two new studies now explain the causes.Researchers investigate why people...
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