Cultural Competence

Dr. Jean Seely, head of the breast imaging section at the Ottawa Hospital, called the task force advice ‘bad news’ that will lead to confusion for women in Canada.

The trailer is packed with free over-the-counter drugs and food, and often includes a health professional.

The pathway is meant to help remove barriers for those under-represented in medicine.

After a fresh review, the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care says it’s keeping its guidance for starting breast cancer screening to 50 years of age.

Some patients seem to think doctors aren’t allowed to say ‘no.’

In watching and reading about the opioid crisis of late, I'm finding further compassion for patients struggling with addiction.

Topics will include lessons from wildfires, impacts of extreme heat and how to best communicate climate change.

People with disabilities have been overlooked in reproductive healthcare partly because of false societal assumptions that they aren’t sexual and won’t have children.