McGill study breaks down why so many ‘incels’ can’t or won’t get a jobHow and why do so many these young men fall into being socially disengaged? A recent McGill study offers some answers. Six reasons why dancing in my office may be the best medicineFrom distraction to breaking the ice, getting into the groove has its place in family medicine, according to Dr. Carlos Yu. One plate on the table What my wife’s two-week absence taught me about true loneliness. OB-GYN patient complaints up 29% over previous year: Ontario’s patient ombudsman Complainants detailed experiencing a lack of responsive care to factors such as history of sexual assault, pregnancy complications, miscarriages and difficult births. ‘Nature of Things’ looks at how parenthood changes men’s brains and bodies with ‘Dad Bods’ The episode titled ‘Dad Bods’ takes viewers across Canada and around the world to look at social and scientific elements of fatherhood. Poor sense of smell is a marker for a mortality risk in older adults Neurodegeneration and frailty are key mediators in this association between olfactory deficits and mortality risk, according to a Swedish study. Muscle-building supplements, steroids and performance-enhancing substances A pharmacist’s guide to efficacy, safety, diagnostic evaluation and harm reduction counselling. My descent into pickleball My 40-year squash career had come to an end, but I am now in heaven playing pickleball. The run that remembered me In a borrowed bib, Dr. Ginevra Mills discovers that sometimes healing isn’t about pushing harder, but about simply moving forward. A link between ultra-processed foods and increased risk of depression? A study found the association was particularly notable among young adults aged 18 to 34. First Previous 6 7 8 9 10 Next Last
