Patient-First Language

As Canada’s health ministers gathered in Halifax this week to talk about the progress on health care, the average Canadian could be excused for wanting to shrug and turn away. Enter Canada’s registered nurses.

Allergy awareness may have increased substantially in recent years, but kids with food allergies are still slipping through the cracks, say experts.

General surgeons say a lack of work-life balance and an inability to control professional resources like operating rooms is leading to growing frustration in the field, according to a new study.

To gain the full benefits of innovation, healthcare provider organizations need to change the way they think about procurement

HALIFAX | A top health official in Nova Scotia says it’s hard to swallow a recommendation to put a smoking section back in a provincial hospital.

TORONTO | A pediatrician has been hit with another accusation of sexual assault—his third in recent years.