Discussions

Dr. Sherif Emil's statement regarding his CMAJ letter on the hijab where he explains why he wrote the letter in the first place.

There is still stigma associated with the use of walking aids—here three clinicians offer up some tips some physicians may not know.

Dr. Sohail Gandhi argues the journal running a letter that called the hijab an instrument of oppression was indefensible.

I recently wrote about how the threat to penalize Quebec FPs (who don’t have a certain number of patients) will only lead to worsening morale. Then I received this letter.

The pharmacist who drew media headlines for leaving his position in protest of a mandate to do symptomatic testing in the pharmacy believes pharmacists should use their voices to protect themselves, their co-workers and their patients.

Not to be too much of a Scrooge about it, but accepting gifts from patients can be a tricky business.

The classical debate over whether medicine is a job or a calling got spicy recently after a tweet by a doctor with tens of thousands of followers.