Catgut and toothpasteReviewing the ponderous list of U.S. goods on which Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs, many health-related things pop out, and raise questions about how this new economic context will impact care in Canada. An act of kindness‘I looked at my patient. The narcotic was working. Thankful for my small hand, I reached into the uterus and felt along the half-contracted wall. I found what I was looking for.’ Life after licensure: The first steps on my pharmacist journey Join new practitioner Andrew Tu as he shares his experiences beginning his career as a community pharmacist. ‘I finally made it: all the studying and preparation over the past four years has paid off. Today, I am the pharmacist in the dispensary.’ Case report: Measles? When something's in the news, patients (especially young parents) can get fixated. Trump’s tariffs and family medicine’s despair Politics these days are getting downright Shakespearean—and Dr. Alykhan Abdulla has a sonnet to prove it. POLL: Are you concerned U.S. tariffs could reduce healthcare funding? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. The prescription for a joyful pharmacy practice Not every day is perfect, but making the shift I describe can significantly change your practice for the better. Three ways to bring joy to family medicine Family Medicine is in crisis. Dr. Adam Stewart has three ways to bring back joy back into its practice. On education, growth and potential In the coming months, we will be launching a campaign to raise public awareness of pharmacists’ skills, education and services. Brothers A kernel of corn stuck in the ear of an ‘autistic, non-verbal, sometimes aggressive,’ large 14-year-old male. First Previous 17 18 19 20 21 Next Last
