Overdiagnosed, overtreatedFor decades psychiatrists have argued over the boundaries between pathology and normality. Are we any closer to an answer? New American College of Rheumatology guidelines for management of goutProvide advice on optimal use of urate-lowering therapy, treatment of gout flares, lifestyle and other medications A guide to high-impact mental health care Primary care plays a critical role in managing mental health Want to get away from it all? Resources for both virtual and real-life experiences to help you recharge. Newfoundland and Labrador releases list of highest-billing physicians The medical association has fought the disclosure since a freedom of information request in 2016 Fighting the 'infodemic' Tips for healthcare workers addressing misinformation online Retraction of hydroxychloroquine paper exposes faults in COVID-era clinical research A now-retracted observational study of hydroxychloroquine had a ripple effect on randomized control trials in Canada and around the world, just as other, non-fraudulent, observational studies have done. Suffering in secret Doctors often don’t want to admit to anxiety or low moods but there comes a point when they need to reach out. Fewer patients, less burnout? Can a cap on the number of patients seen in a day help address physician burnout? Doctor blamed for COVID-19 outbreak in New Brunswick seeks apology from premier First Previous 514 515 516 517 518 Next Last
