When Indigenous communities shape how health professionals are trained, it’s a path toward trust, equity and a health system that finally reflects the people it serves.
The healthy, fair-skinned, unhappy boy asked me to look at a rash on his arm. The rash had begun as a small ‘pimple’ over two weeks previously, and was enlarging.
Dr. Richard Frye told The Associated Press that he’d been talking with federal regulators about developing his own customized version of the drug for children with autism, assuming more research would be required.
Medical supply shortages last fall for palliative and home care patients were triggered by one vendor, but a lack of planning and oversight at a government agency contributed, Ontario's patient ombudsman concluded in a report Wednesday.
