Cultural Competence

A systematic review examined the reasons physicians in the U.S. have given for not addressing substance use and addiction in their clinical practices.

A return to joy is in zeitgeist these days—let’s not miss out!

As this new cohort makes its way through medical training, novel tensions are cropping up between it and older generations.

The recent UN report overlooked how similar mobility restrictions imposed on internationally trained physicians could be aggravating Canada’s healthcare crisis, tarnishing our international standing.

Canadian non-profit envisions a more equitable future in pharmacy.

Paul McCartney recently told The Times that he does eye yoga to avoid needing glasses. So what is eye yoga and can exercising your eyes really prevent the need for glasses?

A new report released by the Canadian Drug Agency (CDA) shares recommendations for creating a pan-Canadian appropriate use strategy for prescription medications.

‘Burnout’ is not a formal medical condition, but the World Health Organization recognizes it as an ‘occupational phenomenon’ resulting from chronic workplace stress.