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Alberta pharmacists ask for provincial rule change to help deliver measles vaccines - Vimarsana News

Alberta pharmacists ask for provincial rule change to help deliver measles vaccines

Medical associations are concerned that cases of two preventable diseases are climbing. Alberta pharmacists are requesting permission to offer measles vaccines.

Zachary High athletics programs should be thankful for employee Dianne LeBlanc - Vimarsana News

Zachary High athletics programs should be thankful for employee Dianne LeBlanc

Attend any sporting event at Zachary High School and you will see a blond-haired lady either in the stands, selling popcorn or recently coordinating students working the Jumbotron at the

National Ozempic shortage impacting locals with diabetes, pharmacists - Vimarsana News

National Ozempic shortage impacting locals with diabetes, pharmacists

Persistent shortages of a popular diabetes drug — used off-label for weight loss — means some Calgarians with diabetes are making do without, while others seek out remaining stock.

Source: cbc.ca
Here are the stats on 2023 Zachary Hall of Fame inductee Allison Renee' Kippers | Zachary - Vimarsana News

Here are the stats on 2023 Zachary Hall of Fame inductee Allison Renee' Kippers | Zachary

The Zachary High School Hall of Fame committee recently met to review nominations and select the 2023 inductee class from a pool of former Zachary High School and Northwestern High

Antibiotic shortage still a worry, Alberta doctors and pharmacists say - Vimarsana News

Antibiotic shortage still a worry, Alberta doctors and pharmacists say

A months-long national shortage of antibiotics continues to make it difficult for Alberta parents to find treatment for their sick children.

Source: cbc.ca