Turmeric and curcumin: anti-inflammatory promise or overhyped supplement?Can a common culinary spice truly offer relief for chronic pain, or does the science still fall short? Here and queerOne night in undergrad, my friend mentioned a meeting for gay and bisexual students. ‘I'd like to go, but I don't know if I'm gay enough.’ Editorial: New ideas from surprising sources Along with April showers and the promise of warm sunshiny days to come, Spring is traditionally pharmacy conference season. The leading risk factor for cancer isn’t what you think If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. From hesitation to action: lessons learned in my first digital venture If you’re reading this and thinking, "Maybe I have something to share, too," consider this your nudge. Case report: Priorities A lesson in listening to the little patients—not just their parents and guardians. Burnout in the birthing unit Dr. John Crosby spoke with another regular contributor, Dr. Ginevra Mills, to get a picture of what is exhausting the country’s birthing specialists. Six reasons why dancing in my office may be the best medicine From distraction to breaking the ice, getting into the groove has its place in family medicine, according to Dr. Carlos Yu. POLL: Is it time for FPs and specialists in English Canada to negotiate compensation separately? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. One plate on the table What my wife’s two-week absence taught me about true loneliness. First Previous 27 28 29 30 31 Next Last