A personal perspective explores how movement, exercise, and lifestyle changes may support people living with nerve pain.
The Dog Days of Summer Are a Good Time to Reflect on Our Values
A reflection on slowing down, examining priorities, and reconnecting with the values that shape our lives.
A reflection on slowing down, examining priorities, and reconnecting with the values that shape our lives.
Cancer Pseudoscience and the Cultural Moment
An analysis of cancer misinformation, pseudoscience trends, and the cultural forces shaping public understanding of health.
An analysis of cancer misinformation, pseudoscience trends, and the cultural forces shaping public understanding of health.
If Diet Is a Key to Health, Why Aren’t We Focusing on Nutrition in Medical Schools?
The article explores why nutrition education remains limited in medical training despite its importance in preventing disease.
The article explores why nutrition education remains limited in medical training despite its importance in preventing disease.
You Can’t Have Patient Safety Without Good System Design
Smarter human resources strategies can strengthen home and community care by improving workforce retention, wellbeing, and long-term patient care quality.
Smarter human resources strategies can strengthen home and community care by improving workforce retention, wellbeing, and long-term patient care quality.
Addiction Is Not a Moral Failure: Why Harm Reduction Matters
Addiction is a health condition, not a moral failing, and harm reduction helps save lives while connecting people to care and support.
Addiction is a health condition, not a moral failing, and harm reduction helps save lives while connecting people to care and support.
If AI Scribes Were the Test Run, Supply Ontario Has Lessons to Learn
Ontario’s AI procurement experience highlights the need for stronger oversight, transparency, and independent verification before expanding healthcare technology adoption.
Ontario’s AI procurement experience highlights the need for stronger oversight, transparency, and independent verification before expanding healthcare technology adoption.
‘Authentic’ Health Advice Isn’t the Same as Evidence-Based
Authentic health advice should combine empathy with rigorous scientific evidence, helping people make informed decisions instead of relying on opinion alone.
Authentic health advice should combine empathy with rigorous scientific evidence, helping people make informed decisions instead of relying on opinion alone.
The Cost of Neurophobia in Canadian Medical Training
We have mapped the stars, descended into the ocean depths, yet the human brain remains one of the greatest mysteries humans have encountered.
We have mapped the stars, descended into the ocean depths, yet the human brain remains one of the greatest mysteries humans have encountered.
Low-Income Canadian Seniors Losing Out on Government Pensions
Many low-income seniors miss government pension benefits because of application barriers, limited awareness, and administrative complexities.
Many low-income seniors miss government pension benefits because of application barriers, limited awareness, and administrative complexities.
The Illusion of Choice in Ontario’s Long-Term Care System
Ontario’s long-term care system leaves many families facing limited choices, financial pressure, and difficult decisions about quality elder care.
Ontario’s long-term care system leaves many families facing limited choices, financial pressure, and difficult decisions about quality elder care.
Canada Lost Its Measles-Free Status. Our Children Deserve Better
Canada has long called itself a global public health leader. Last year, we recorded more than double the measles cases of the United States, despite having less than one-eighth of its population.
Canada has long called itself a global public health leader. Last year, we recorded more than double the measles cases of the United States, despite having less than one-eighth of its population.
Young People Aren’t Avoiding Conversations About Sexual Health – They’re Avoiding Judgment
What makes it difficult to talk about sexual health?
What makes it difficult to talk about sexual health?
Children Left Waiting: The Need to Update Emergency Department Triage
When we were finally seen, the urine test was clear and we were advised to proceed to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario for further evaluation.
When we were finally seen, the urine test was clear and we were advised to proceed to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario for further evaluation.
Is Canada’s Rare Disease Promise Collapsing?
Researchers generated data. Patients and families shared their experiences. Clinicians provided evidence.
Researchers generated data. Patients and families shared their experiences. Clinicians provided evidence.
What if Your Health-Care Team Included an Artist?
How might you heal differently if your health-care team included an artist?
How might you heal differently if your health-care team included an artist?