POLL: Where do you stand on the MAiD debate?See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Why the breath matters more than we think in cancer careIn oncology, we routinely assess whether patients are receiving adequate support for nausea, pain and sleep. We might also ask: How are they breathing? What do we lose if hustle culture dies? There are so many trailblazers in this profession–but who is coming up behind them. Authentication In an era of scams and blocked numbers, it can be hard to convince a next-of-kin that you are actually calling from a hospital. Back in like a spy More unsolicited advice from Dr. Eric Cadesky. Drug News—February 2026 Get the info you need on these new products, part of our drug news roundup for February. Pharmacists: teleprompters or prescribers? Remember when your classmate said he would know the answer when he saw it listed in the options? He was right. And this was the first clue that pharmacists have teleprompter brains. Joy is not naive Joy is choosing presence over autopilot. Curiosity over cynicism. Alberta separatists and the language of hopelessness Acknowledging the weight of frustration and hopelessness is the first step toward healing (a federation)—we doctors know that. Snakebites: how to avoid them and what to do if you’re bitten When venom enters the body, the consequences can be dramatic and life-threatening. First Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
