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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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Currently, there is one standard therapeutic approach for type 2 diabetes, despite the fact that the condition evolves in different ways in different people. A recent study mapping genetic data for this condition may lead to a more personalized strategy.Five newly...
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Alzheimer's burden will double by 2060, warn CDC
A report newly published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that the burden of Alzheimer's disease and related forms of dementia in the United States will double by the year 2060.By 2060, the number of African American people living with...
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Jordan’s Principle Summit
Jordan’s Principle Summit (Winnipeg, MB) The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) hosted its first ever national Jordan’s Principle Summit September 12-13 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. More than 850 First Nations citizens, family members, leaders, service coordinators, health...
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Why a regular bedtime may benefit your heart and metabolism
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Stress-regulating brain area larger in depression, bipolar
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The Mediterranean diet reduces stroke risk, too
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How to identify a chlorine rash
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How to identify a chlorine rash
The chlorine in swimming pools can cause a rash in some people. Chlorine rash may be confused with swimmer's itch or heat rash.Chlorine rashes happen after exposure to the chemical. It is not possible to be allergic to chlorine, but one person's skin may be more...
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Inflammation keeps heart attack and stroke at bay
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How cannabinoid drugs affect the experience of pain
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High-fiber foods for a healthful diet
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Can people with type 2 diabetes stop taking metformin?
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Stroke severity reduced in those who walk regularly
New research supports the idea that light to moderate physical activity, such as walking and swimming, could reduce the severity of strokes.Activities such as walking and swimming can reduce stroke severity. A study of nearly 1,000 individuals who had had a stroke...
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Electrical brain stimulation to boost creativity: What are the risks?
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Can a heart treatment lower depression and anxiety?
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How to give an intramuscular injection
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Daily aspirin does not make for a longer, 'disability-free' life
A large clinical trial of thousands of healthy older people with no history of heart problems or stroke finds that taking a low dose of aspirin per day did not help them live a longer life free of disability or dementia.Taking daily aspirin does not contribute to a...
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Non-insulin drugs for treating type 2 diabetes
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How does RA affect different parts of the body?
People feel the primary symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis in their joints. However, this condition can also affect many other parts of the body, including the eyes, lungs, and heart.Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) causes a person's immune system to mistakenly attack healthy...
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High blood pressure breakthrough: Over 500 genes uncovered
The "largest genetic association study of blood pressure traits" to date has studied over 1 million people and found 535 new genetic loci linked with the condition. This finding may help predict the risk of high blood pressure and identify better treatments.DNA plays...
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First Nations-Driven Implementation Essential, Says AFN National Chief on Federal Investment in Early Learning and Child Care
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Study overturns what we know about kidney stones
Current treatments for kidney stones are limited and sometimes painful. Research is changing what we thought we knew about their composition and behavior, suggesting that one day, we may fully dissolve them "right in the patient's...
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