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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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Rare case of bubonic plague reported in Idaho
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Catatonic depression: What to know
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What does it mean if you have shaky hands?
Tremors in the hands can occur without a cause or as a symptom of an underlying condition. Shaky hands is not a life-threatening symptom, but it can have an impact on daily activities.Most people have a slight tremor in the hands, and it may be especially noticeable...
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Alcohol, mortality, and cancer risk: Is moderation key?
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Marriage is good for the heart — literally
A new analysis of existing studies suggests that single, divorced, and widowed people are at an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. The authors suggest that healthcare providers consider marital status as an independent risk factor.Getting married may have...
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Are e-cigarette flavorings toxic to the heart?
Despite their popularity, little is known about the health impacts of electronic cigarettes. New research investigates the chemicals used to flavor these products and their effects on cardiovascular health.A new study investigates e-cigarettes' impact on the heart....
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What to know about peripheral vascular disease
Peripheral vascular disease is a disease that causes restricted blood flow to the arms, legs, or other body parts. It occurs when arteries or veins get narrower, become blocked, or spasm.If peripheral vascular disease (PVD) occurs only in the arteries, it is called...
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What to expect from a bronchoscopy
A bronchoscopy is a procedure that allows a doctor to examine the inside of the lungs, including the bronchi, which are the main pathways into the lungs.During a bronchoscopy, a doctor inserts a thin tube containing a light and camera into the lungs through the nose...
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Are gut bacteria to blame for anxiety, depression in obesity?
Obesity brought on by a high-fat diet might be accompanied by changes in gut bacteria that alter brain chemistry in such a way as to promote anxiety and depression.Gut bacteria (depicted here) could cause anxiety and depression among people with obesity. This was the...
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Religious belief may extend life by 4 years
If you believe in a higher power, you may live longer, suggests a new study. Having religious faith may extend your life by as much as 4 years.Religion may hold unexpected health and longevity benefits. Although the reason for this remains a mystery, it's a known fact...
read moreEverything you need to know about allergic eczema
Allergic eczema, also known as contact dermatitis, is a skin condition that occurs when a person's skin comes into contact with an allergen.Allergic eczema causes a red and itchy rash, which can become painful and infected without treatment. In this article, learn...
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Why is my urine foamy?
Foamy urine is often the result of a fast urine stream. However, a range of medical conditions can also have this effect.If a person notices foamy urine frequently, or if it accompanies other symptoms, they should speak to a doctor. In this article, we look at the...
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What can autopsies teach us about heart disease?
Studying the heart after death is a sometimes overlooked source of medical information that could help us to better understand and manage instances of heart disease, researchers argue.Autopsies are an insufficiently tapped resource for gathering information about...
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Early risers have lower risk of depression, study finds
Do sleep-wake preferences influence our risk of depression? A new study confirms that they do, and "morning people" are on the winning side.Are you up bright and early each day? You'll be glad to learn that this may help to protect your mental health. People's...
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What to know about Freon poisoning
Refrigerant poisoning can occur if a person inhales or consumes the chemicals — also known by the brand name of Freon — from cooling appliances, such as refrigerators and air conditioners.Accidental refrigerant poisoning is rare but can occur when a person works...
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What to know about ischemic colitis
Ischemic colitis occurs when there is not enough blood flowing to the colon, also known as the large intestine. It is more likely to occur in people who are over 60, smoke cigarettes, or have diabetes.Ischemic colitis is the most common type of gut-based ischemia,...
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What is rhinophyma?
Rhinophyma is a skin disorder that causes the nose to become enlarged and bulbous. The nose may look red, swollen, and distorted.The condition is a subtype of rosacea, an inflammatory skin disease. Some people with rhinophyma may also experience symptoms of other...
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Could platypus venom help to treat diabetes?
With diabetes currently sweeping the United States, designing more effective treatments is paramount. New research finds a rather surprising source of a potential new drug: platypus venom.As we dig into platypus biology, surprises wait at every turn. The platypus is...
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Why do I wake up depressed?
There are many types of depression. Some, called diurnal variations, involve symptoms getting worse at certain times of the day.Symptoms of depression can include feelings of helplessness, sadness, and hopelessness, and these may be worse in the morning. The common...
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Fecal impaction is a severe bowel condition in which a hard, dry mass of stool becomes stuck in the colon or rectum. This immobile mass will block the passage and cause a buildup of waste, which a person will be unable to pass.Fecal impaction disturbs the normal...
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Red meat allergy may increase heart disease risk
It has come to light that many people in the United States are allergic to red meat. A new study suggests that the immune response that it triggers may increase heart disease risk.Researchers find another reason to skip red meat. That red meat can be bad for our...
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Stable angina: Everything you need to know
Angina is when a person has a painful feeling of squeezing, pressure, or tightness in the chest. It is often a symptom of coronary heart disease.A person with stable angina usually has something blocking their arteries or making it difficult for fresh blood to flow...
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24-hour Holter monitoring: What to know
A Holter monitor is a medical device that records the heartbeat and checks for unusual signs. Doctors may order 24-hour Holter monitoring if they need more information about a person's heart, after having used standard electrocardiography.In this article, learn what...
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