Cat wakes up owner who'd suffered heart attack by pounding on her chest, meowing in her earThis paw-erful feline in Nottinghamshire, England is getting a lot of catnip points for alerting its owner to a heart attack. 'Obsession with efficiency': More than half of docs suffering burnout symptoms: CMA surveyThe survey suggests that one-quarter of respondents were experiencing severe or moderate anxiety and almost half of the respondents were struggling with depression. Leaning into the scary Sarah-Lynn Dunlop faces her fears and encourages other pharmacy techs to do the same. Calm in the chaos: Canadian Medical Association's first Indigenous leader takes helm The new CMA president has spent the past year shadowing his predecessor, pediatrician Dr. Katharine Smart, who is based in Whitehorse. What if we could rate our patients and colleagues? Dr. Jabir Jassam proposes a website to evaluate the best—and worst—of our patients and others. The merits of holiday happiness Dr. Ted Jablonski shares his most memorable vacations, and why he always takes off as much time as possible. Food for thought as we age Despite what his kids say, Dr. Gary Kinney has no concerns whatsoever about his eating habits. One exhausted doc leaves it all behind for the ultimate road trip A general practitioner in Quebec City decided to sell the condo she had just moved into to buy a trailer and go on a road trip to the United States. 7 ways citizens can help the healthcare crisis Doctors from the Sunshine Coast, north of Vancouver, have put a notice in a local newspaper letting folks know how they can help. Struggles facing family doctors are real No quick solutions but it is now clear what steps we need to take to improve things, argues OMA President Dr. Rose Zacharias. First Previous 53 54 55 56 57 Next Last
