Stories from retirement: Taking a stand on spidersI named my seven-legged spider Seven. I picked a gender-neutral name because, well, it was difficult to tell what I was dealing with. I wanted to make contact, so whenever I saw it I would say its name softly and gently, so it would learn Antibiotic-resistant infections could destroy our way of life: New reportThe new report lays out a four-step strategy to confront the impending crisis of antimicrobial resistance Canada's generic drug shortage dilemma If we are to solve the ongoing problem of drug shortages, we need to think about how to become less reliant on international supply chains Savouring the simple thank you I've got shelves with porcelain reindeer, a bird clock, hockey pucks signed by retired NHL players, and wood carvings The perils of morning for Dr. Mom Just when these stressful, guilt-laden mornings pile high enough to make me wish for the lonely early mornings back, the morning I always dreamed of finally arrives. Where now on health after a divisive federal election? Socialized medicine: What’s in a name? Stories from retirement: Elysian fields Penalizing doctors for outside usage is unfair Finding your niche: Oncology care An opportunity to bring comfort and hope, while practising to full scope My digitally enhanced patient experience in Denmark I didn't fully grasp how much better connected our Canadian system could be until I was a patient in Denmark To die well, we must talk about death before the end of life In a research study, 84% of residents and families who received a pamphlet about end-of-life choices felt encouraged to think about their future care First Previous 337 338 339 340 341 Next Last
