Patient-First Language

Circling various moles on her husband, a TikTok user got a response from his dermatologist.

Calgary physician Dr. Regan Taylor could have had his licence suspended had his misconduct occurred after April 2019, when a new law brought in more significant and mandatary penalties for sexual abuse and sexual misconduct by healthcare professionals.

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Kozusko's pharmacy offers customers in need free food, water and clothing, a place to warm up, and a compassionate connection to services. “I want pharmacies to change from having a post office in them to having a social worker in them," she says.

I didn’t learn about hormone therapy in medical school or residency. And suddenly I had a patient before me who needed me to act as her endocrinologist because otherwise she’d need to wait another year.

Medicine needs three things to survive, argues Dr. Shawn Whatley: civility, logic and free speech.

After a recent debate about the hijab, regular writer Dr. Jabir Jassam offers his take on the main problems Islam faces today.

Dr. Ronald Bergman, a prominent plastic surgeon in Des Moines, Iowa, was also sued recently by a fellow plastic surgeon who accused him of hurling crude, misogynistic insults at her in front of patients and staff.