Discussions

Convenience over quality? Asks OMA president

Why expanding scope of practice for pharmacists could fragment care and increase administrative burden on doctors.
Do we share with our patients?

Dr. J.P. Sutherland dives into the complex question of whether disclosing personal information about yourself can ever be an effective part of treating a patient.
Poll: Does an Ont. case suggest MAiD oversight is too lenient or sufficient?

See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll.
Rings a bell: Have you read the latest Hypertension Canada guidelines yet?

It's mid 2026. Have you read the 2025 Hypertension Canada guidelines yet? If you haven't, don't worry!
Drug News—May 2026

Get the info you need on these new products, generics, indications and more in our full drug news roundup for May.
Pharmacists are often the first to see mental health issues. They should be trained to respond

Mental Health First Aid training could strengthen pharmacists' ability to assist patients in distress and could serve as a vital first touch point for patient care.
'The Pharmacists are In' podcast chats with Martin Rissin on the future of pharmacy conferences and education in Canada and beyond
Act one: But isn’t this normal?

I thought my life after fully recovering from an eating disorder would be smooth.