Discussions

Dr. John Crosby asserts that there is more than enough work for every healthcare professional in Canada and that a little competition never hurt anyone.

Given the rising rates in depression and anxiety, it is time to talk about how treatments work and why people hesitate so we can make informed treatment decisions—especially when hesitations may not be grounded in science.

Supplements can be incredibly useful for treating patients, for everything from gut health to peripheral neuropathy.

We are living in a time when health disparities loom large. Community pharmacies have a unique opportunity to serve as pillars of wellness, equity and social innovation.

Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on the 10 years he's been writing for the Medical Post—and the continued importance of communication skills in the medical profession.

Dr. Sohail Gandhi argues the act should allow deductibles because without them you take away the responsibility for using a service properly.

Ontario is once again thinking of expanding what its pharmacists are able to do—but the Ontario Medical Association wasted no time in criticizing the announcement. What do you think?

New CMA president argues pan-Canadian licensure for physicians, reducing administrative burdens and expanding virtual care are key.