ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 6/22/2022
The joy of running
I only found out that I had exercise asthma when I was in medical school and my athletic career suddenly made perfect sense. Put me on a hockey rink or in a cross-country race in the fall and I’m pathetically short of breath, tight chested and coughing to the point of vomiting for hours. - 6/8/2022
Suicidality among sexual minority and transgender adolescents—is this important?
In a rare moment of both current and Canadian-specific research, a recent CMAJ article just came out on the prevalence of suicidal ideation and attempts of transgender and nonbinary adolescents. And it has Dr. Ted Jablonski sitting up and paying attention. - 5/29/2022
The CURE for the summer of 2022: Guaranteed!
After a winter that seemed like forever, full of COVID, divisive politics and other woes, Dr. Ted Jablonski has a somewhat unusual summer prescription for getting back to feeling a little more normal. - 5/18/2022
How Wordle saved my life, one letter at a time
I recently discovered WORD DOC—essentially a wordle in which the word to be guessed must be somehow medical. - 4/12/2022
Taking the ‘paperwork’ out of your inbox
11 tips to keep the tasks in your in-basket under control. - 4/5/2022
PEACE and LOVE: The principles of rehabilitation
In the sports medicine and physiotherapy world, a soft tissue injury used to be treated with the principle of RICE. But what about mnemonics PEACE and LOVE? - 3/16/2022
The 'perfect' clinic day
I can easily imaging my perfect day overall, but for me personally, what would my perfect clinic day look like? - 3/10/2022
Banning Russian artists? Who is the real target?
I have medical colleagues with Russian passports. They are living and working in Canada for a reason. They are not happy with what is going on in Russia. As a medical director, should I demand that they publicly denounce Putin or they shouldn’t work at our clinic? - 3/2/2022
Prohibitively unenforceable: Were Canada's COVID restrictions a repeat of its history with alcohol prohibition?
The more I read about the past, the more I’m starting to see a pattern. And as we, yet again, exit some of these restrictions in much of the country, I’m reminded of prohibition’s clamorous rise and fall.