University of Calgary and Université Laval offer free online course on concussion Course updated to include new international guidelines. ‘Really hard for physicians’: Is your patient experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding?Dr. Michelle Sholzberg has advice what (and what not) to ask patients to get an accurate picture of whether their menstrual bleeding is really abnormal. Manitoba plans buffer zones to restrict protests near abortion clinics ‘I think it’s important to recognize that governments have a responsibility to protect Manitobans that are seeking to access healthcare,’ Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine said. ‘That women will have the same opportunities as men’ What the life stories of pioneering female physicians teach us about Canadian medical culture today. Canadian Covid Society launches to address long-term effects, prevent further illness The founders are two ER doctors, an engineer, a physicist and a governance expert. A rallying cry for family medicine—and other healthcare professionals A recent opinion piece that discourages family medicine doctors from starting a practice in Ontario at this time has Maria DiDanieli deeply troubled. Drug site idea for Richmond, B.C., was ditched. Why are critics still so furious? Protesters have chanted, cheered and sobbed at city hall, marched by the hundreds and organized petitions. Ottawa, Nunavut sign $36M deal to improve healthcare services in territory The agreement, announced in Iqaluit, is to increase the number of Inuit working in healthcare. Case report: Amoxil rash? An intriguing case involving a child with a rash purportedly due to an amoxicillin allergy came to Dr. Robert Dickson’s walk-in clinic recently. Why you should never retire Despite initial plans for a leisurely but purposeful retirement, Dr. Bert Wing King found the reality boring and felt it produces a stress of its own. First Previous 75 76 77 78 79 Next Last
