Discussions

While the naming of eponymous diseases has become controversial and mostly fallen out of favour, tattoos have had an exponential resurgence in popularity. So, why not marry the two?

Surely there is a better way when it comes to health information sharing and transfer.

A striking example of the inefficiencies of practicing without a full scope is exemplified during drug shortages.

A summer stroll in the desert proves to be too much for even this heat-welcoming doctor.

As Dr. Robert Dickson discovers, there can be be a variety of allergic phenomena in highly atopic patients.

The patient reported having “moles” on her body for years. For some reason, the number of lesions and extent of distribution had increased dramatically over the past few months.

Dr. Alika Lafontaine says goodbye to the CMA president position on Aug. 16. Here’s his final message to Canada’s MDs.

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