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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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Can you take too much magnesium?
Magnesium is an essential mineral. However, having too much magnesium in the blood can be dangerous. The medical term for this is hypermagnesemia, and a magnesium overdose is one possible cause.The body needs magnesium for more than 300 biochemical processes....
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Diabetes: Surprising new role of fat revealed
A new study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, challenges the current understanding of what causes diabetes. The findings may lead to new therapies.New research finds that the PKCɛ enzyme affects the health of fat cells, shown here. More than two decades ago,...
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What tests are used to diagnose COPD?
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD is the medical name for a group of long-term lung conditions. Doctors use a number of tests to diagnose people with COPD.Symptoms of COPD, such as wheezing, shortness of breath, and fatigue, can be similar to the signs of...
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How to make a heating pad at home
Using a heating pad can help ease aches and pains, and reduce stiffness in the muscles and joints. This is one way to provide heat therapy, or thermotherapy.Many people use heating pads to reduce neck pain, back pain, muscle aches, symptoms of arthritis, and menstrual...
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AFN Manitoba Regional Chief Hart Says Supreme Court Decision Will Not Stop First Nations from Defending and Asserting Their Rights
AFN Manitoba Regional Chief Hart Says Supreme Court Decision Will Not Stop First Nations from Defending and Asserting Their Rights AFN Manitoba Regional Chief Hart Says Supreme Court Decision Will Not Stop First Nations from Defending and Asserting Their Rights...
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Can COPD cause anxiety?
Many people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) also experience anxiety. The symptoms of COPD may indicate danger to the brain, which can react by causing anxiety or possibly triggering a panic attack.A 2016 study concluded that people with COPD have a...
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Could it be possible to eliminate clogged arteries?
A new clinical trial to study a potential way of reducing the risk of early-onset atherosclerosis may be on the way.Atherosclerosis can lead to a range of cardiovascular problems. After evaluating previous research, a report published in the Journal of the American...
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Higher risk of alcohol- and suicide-related death in diabetes
A new study uncovers a worrying association: people who have any form of diabetes are more likely to die by suicide, causes related to alcohol consumption, or due to an accident.Mental health problems linked with diabetes may lead to a higher risk of death by suicide...
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Could this amino acid improve glucose control in diabetes?
The discovery of a previously unknown effect of the amino acid alanine on cell metabolism could lead to new drugs for short-term control of blood glucose.Could an amino acid provide clues to diabetes? Amino acids are small building block molecules that the body uses...
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How perfectionism affects your (mental) health
Sure, saying you're a perfectionist may sound good in a job interview, but does striving for perfection make you feel good about yourself? Studies show that constantly chasing the specter of perfection may seriously harm your mental health and well-being. In this...
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What is the difference between clonazepam and Xanax?
Xanax and clonazepam are both medicines that affect a person's central nervous system by slowing it down. They belong to a family of drugs called benzodiazepines. Doctors tend to prescribe them to treat anxiety and panic disorders.The most common use of Xanax is as an...
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What are the health effects of chronic stress?
Short-lived feelings of stress are a regular part of daily life. When these feelings become chronic, or long-lasting, they can severely impact a person's health.In this article, we look at what chronic stress is, how to identify it, and the medical consequences it can...
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How do dairy fats influence the risk of type 2 diabetes?
The debate on whether dairy and dairy-derived fats are good or bad for health has been going on for many years. However, recent data seem to suggest that milk, cheese, and yogurt may be more beneficial than harmful. A new international study corroborates evidence that...
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Seed oils are better for cholesterol than olive oil
An analysis of data from dozens of studies reveals that replacing saturated fat in the diet with unsaturated fat reduces low-density lipoprotein cholesterol. In addition, of the unsaturated fats, seed oils such as sunflower have the strongest effect.Is olive oil or...
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Can eating too much fruit cause type 2 diabetes?
Although scientists are not clear about what causes type 2 diabetes, people can have certain risk factors that include a family history of diabetes, being overweight, and having prediabetes. Fruit does contain sugar but is unlikely to be harmful to health when it is...
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Atrial fibrillation increases the risk of dementia
New evidence suggests that atrial fibrillation, in which the heart has an irregular beat, is linked to an increased risk of dementia. This knowledge, however, also indicates a potential preventive strategy, researchers show.An irregular heartbeat speeds up the rate at...
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Best medications for treating diarrhea in Crohn's disease
Diarrhea is a common symptom of Crohn's disease. There are several anti-diarrheal medications that a person with Crohn's can use to treat acute bouts of diarrhea.Crohn's disease causes long-term inflammation of the digestive tract and typically affects the end of the...
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How do you lose belly fat?
There are many reasons why people gain belly fat, including poor diet, lack of exercise, and stress. Improving nutrition, increasing activity, reducing stress, and making other lifestyle changes can all help people lose unwanted belly fat.Belly fat refers to fat...
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Newly discovered molecule could treat heart failure
In heart failure, the heart is unable to pump blood effectively throughout the body. One key factor in the development of this condition is calcium dysregulation. A newly discovered molecule that may be able to address this issue could become the next therapeutic...
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Bipolar disorder: A good diet may boost treatment
Diet quality can affect many aspects of one's physical health and psychological well-being. New research investigates whether or not these factors can also affect the effectiveness of treatments for mood disorders — particularly bipolar.How does diet impact response...
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Is there a link between marijuana and COPD?
Marijuana is legal for medical or recreational use in several parts of the United States. Researchers continue to investigate whether marijuana can cause or even help treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.Some people use marijuana to relieve chronic pain, and...
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Weight loss drug may prevent and treat diabetes
The results of a recent clinical trial, published in the journal The Lancet, show that a weight loss drug may prevent and treat diabetes.A new weight loss pill may prevent diabetes in those who are obese and overweight. More than 30 million people, or 9 percent of the...
read moreWhat to know about constipation after surgery
Surgical procedures are stressful on the body. As a result, they can cause unexpected side effects, including constipation.Constipation does not affect everyone who has surgery, but it is a relatively common side effect of pain medications, anesthesia, and a lack of...
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Why are my feet swollen?
A person might experience swollen feet for a number of reasons. Some causes, such as minor injury, are apparent and easy to treat. Others, however, may be signs of a serious underlying health condition that needs prompt medical attention.Here, we take a look at some...
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