Patient Lifestyle

Doctors talk about the aspects of their personal lives that remain non-negotiable.

Done with residency? That doesn’t mean incorporating right away is the best idea. Before diving in, consider these three benefits and three negatives.

Educators can challenge students without resorting to intimidation, wrote the authors of an article in the Journal of Hospital Medicine.

Studies show that sunscreens can induce coral bleaching, damage marine life and influence water quality even at environmentally relevant concentrations.

New practice recommendations from U.S. CDC about contraception note use of lidocaine during IUD insertion—and are an important reminder for Canadian docs about how much this procedure can hurt.

The fake claims were made to Quebec's drug insurance plan.

Ketamine is an approved anesthetic for surgeries, but it’s also known as a party drug with hallucinogenic effects.

Allergic Rhinitis Working Group focuses on six key questions specific to the treatment of allergic rhinitis in Canada.