Adding more doctors does not solve the problem, it creates oneDr. Jabir Jassam argues governments need to increase the wages and benefits of existing doctors and support nurse practitioners and physician assistants in primary care offices. Exercise, that demonDr. Melissa Yuan-Innes proves that slow and steady wins the race when it comes to a lifetime fitness regimen. I flunked my CPSO peer review Actually, I flunked it twice! And after decades of being a doctor, having to go back and refresh a certain skill gave me a new perspective on it. What is body dysmorphic disorder? More common than eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia, yet few are aware of body dysmorphic disorder's dangers to patients. A consult on change—MD to MD Dr. Ted Jablonski offers up a prescription … for you! What it actually feels like to retire as a family doctor Weird, empty, fulfilled, happy, sad, relieved, numb and content. Editorial: The change issue A self-help guide for getting through your work days —and finding growth along the way. Before tragedy strikes It’s time to invest in preventative strategies against physician burnout, says Dr. Hector Baillie, before it’s too late. Lichen Sclerosus: Rare or underrecognized? I was shocked to learn that Lichen Sclerosus is classified as a rare disease. You’d never know it from my waiting room. A step closer to eliminating cervical cancer by 2040 As Dr. Brian Goldman notes, immunizing young females with even one dose of the HPV vaccine can make that goal more reachable. First Previous 160 161 162 163 164 Next Last
