Compassion Fatigue

Take our weekly doctor poll. See what your colleagues say.

As an endometrial cancer survivor, Linda Luyt gets quite anxious waiting for the results of her annual Pap test to show she is still free of the disease.

A nurse wounded by a Russian sniper was spirited out wrapped in sheets. Another, sickened by the thought of working for the people who destroyed his home, sneaked out a side door and walked out through Mariupol's shattered streets.

Dr. Gary Kinney was never particularly ‘death-friendly,’ but he now sees merit in pondering life’s final act.

We asked physicians how they tackle this delicate problem, and these are the four top tips.

Charity is partly about considering our own priorities.

Ten years after she was assaulted at work, Pam Owen still remembers her attacker's empty eyes as he pinned her backwards over a washing machine and beat her head.

The 'Dear First Ministers' letter—signed by presidents of 14 national, provincial and territorial associations representing doctors—comes a month after the country's health ministers met in Vancouver.