Discussions

Public health campaigns can be ruined by the personal conduct of politicians
The CMA's misguided changes
Dr. Granger Avery, a past-president of the Canadian Medical Association, outlines the concerns he and colleagues have that the changes members of the CMA are being asked to vote on this Sunday will permanently make the CMA less democratic.

We studied how to reduce airborne COVID spread in hospitals. Here’s what we learnt

We’ve read recent expert commentaries about dealing with COVID-19 that mention paying attention to indoor ventilation. But rarely do these specify what exactly can and should be done in our existing hospital buildings.
‘Benzo-dope’ may be replacing fentanyl: Dangerous substance turning up in unregulated opioids
YOUR VOICE: What healthcare issues would concern you most in a federal election?

Canada might soon be in the midst of a federal election—we want to know what healthcare issues you're most concerned about.
What do organizations like the CMA and OMA do exactly?

If they were gone, would we miss them? They might be important. They may be helpful. But I am unable to see it.
Poll: What do patients tell you about vaccine hesitancy?

What is the most common reason you hear from patients who are COVID vaccine-hesitant?
Don't let the old man in

I recently celebrated another pandemic birthday! Sixty-five was a jolt, 70 a thunderbolt and 75, a time for reflection, more realistic aspirations and Advil prn. Now, 76.
Dementia care needs to be at the forefront of LTC reform

As we loosen COVID-19 restrictions and reopen the province, we cannot lose sight of the promises we made to improve long-term care homes.
Equity, diversity, and inclusion: Is EDI unquestionable?

At a glance, EDI seems unquestionably true. It simply stands against unfairness, groupthink, and hatred of outsiders. But it is not so simple.