As we mark five years since the emergence of SARS-COV-2, the most grievous error of the global pandemic response has become very clear.
I Was a COVID Unicorn
March 11 marks the fifth anniversary of the pandemic – five whole years since the world imploded.
March 11 marks the fifth anniversary of the pandemic – five whole years since the world imploded.
Death ‘Is Not a Medical Process. It Shouldn’t Be Made One’: Suicide Pod Stirs Controversy Among Right-To-Die Proponents
Nitschke, who earned a physics PhD before entering medicine, leads the 40,000 member right-to-die society Exit International.
Nitschke, who earned a physics PhD before entering medicine, leads the 40,000 member right-to-die society Exit International.
Is Your Doctor Watching YouTube? The Role of FOAMed in Medical Education
Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAMed) is a growing movement in the medical community aimed at enhancing medical education through online resources.
Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAMed) is a growing movement in the medical community aimed at enhancing medical education through online resources.
The Innocents Aboard (A Bike)
I bike more than 300 days a year, even in the winter.
I bike more than 300 days a year, even in the winter.
Bouncing Back Together: How to Build Resilience Among Youth
Resilience is often described as the ability to overcome or adapt to difficult experiences.
Resilience is often described as the ability to overcome or adapt to difficult experiences.
‘I Wish He Would Have Just Hit Me’: Bill Criminalizing ‘Insidious’ Form of Domestic Abuse Dies With Prorogation
Richard’s behaviour, though limited in its deployment of physical violence, demonstrates what experts say is often a more insidious pattern of domestic abuse known as “coercive control.”
Richard’s behaviour, though limited in its deployment of physical violence, demonstrates what experts say is often a more insidious pattern of domestic abuse known as “coercive control.”
Breaking Down Barriers: How to Improve Refugee Access to Health Care
Refugees often face language barriers, cultural differences and a lack of knowledge about our health-care system, which can lead to delays in receiving care and poorer health outcomes.
Refugees often face language barriers, cultural differences and a lack of knowledge about our health-care system, which can lead to delays in receiving care and poorer health outcomes.
With the U.S. Sidelined, It’s Critical Canada Monitors Avian Flu Outbreak
Do not give your pets raw milk or raw food.
Do not give your pets raw milk or raw food.
Empowering Choices: The Importance of Advance Care Planning
“‘At first, there were tears. ‘Dad, are you sure?’ My daughter asked. ‘What if you can’t recognize us?’
“‘At first, there were tears. ‘Dad, are you sure?’ My daughter asked. ‘What if you can’t recognize us?’
‘Nobody Prepares You for This Part of the Journey’: Four Women Discuss Life After Breast Cancer
One approach to restore the breast form following a mastectomy is a breast reconstruction surgery.
One approach to restore the breast form following a mastectomy is a breast reconstruction surgery.
‘We Do Not Need Compassionate Care: We Need a Country That Cares With Compassion’
If you are familiar with the city, you might recognize the street names. If you have spent more than a few months downtown, then you might even be able to picture the routine I am describing.
If you are familiar with the city, you might recognize the street names. If you have spent more than a few months downtown, then you might even be able to picture the routine I am describing.
The Cost of Lies: Misinformation Is Worsening Mental Health and Eroding Our Social Fabric
In an age in which information is a mouse click away, Canada finds itself under siege – not by armies or economic collapse, despite Donald Trump’s threats, but by the insidious spread of misinformation and outright lies.
In an age in which information is a mouse click away, Canada finds itself under siege – not by armies or economic collapse, despite Donald Trump’s threats, but by the insidious spread of misinformation and outright lies.
‘The First Time Students See a Patient of Colour Should Not Be In Hospital’: The Need for Diverse Patient Actors
The first SP program started at McMaster University in 1971.
The first SP program started at McMaster University in 1971.
Despite Trump’s Threat, Congestion Pricing Has Proved Its Worth in Manhattan
As United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump threatens to unravel New York City’s (NYC) congestion pricing, let’s take a look at what the program has been able to do in just one month.
As United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump threatens to unravel New York City’s (NYC) congestion pricing, let’s take a look at what the program has been able to do in just one month.
The Reality of Family Medicine Has Changed. The Health System Must Keep Up
The federal government has taken a step in the right direction with a new interpretation of the Canada Health Act.
The federal government has taken a step in the right direction with a new interpretation of the Canada Health Act.