Cultural Competence

Can sexual dysfunction due to prostate cancer treatments be improved with exercise?

Canadian expert says sexual dysfunction is vastly undertreated, and exercise is overlooked for its benefits.
Video: Detangling the serious health risks of hair relaxers

In this episode of Don’t Call Me Resilient, Prof. Cheryl Thompson untangles the history of hair relaxers for Black women—and the health risks and lawsuits now linked to them
Now, and future, family medicine is worth it

Solutions to a crisis of this magnitude are necessarily complex—but there is hope.
Moving from Pap tests to HPV tests for cervical cancer screening

Currently P.E.I. is the lone province to fully fund HPV tests as the primary way to screen for cervical cancer.
Query iGAS

Noah, 14, presents with strange symptoms, leading to a complex diagnostic journey.
Making it easier to talk about drinking too much

Canada has a drinking problem.
Poll: What would be most helpful to build a healthier healthcare workforce?

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‘A decisive error’: Surgeon who was suspended for five years over sexual abuse charge is acquitted by special tribunal

An audio recording secretly made by a patient of Dr. Michel Chagnon should never have been accepted as an admission of guilt, said Québec's Tribunal des professions.

COVID-19 passports didn’t push vaccination rates much in Quebec, Ontario: study