Why we need to help cancer patients quit smokingSmoking cessation is often neglected in health centres, but taking it seriously could have huge positive impacts on patient outcomes and the health system A new decade, a new era in pharmacy and at the OPAIt’s a new year, a new decade, and pharmacy is in for an exciting ride What gifts can mean to a seasoned HIV doctor At first, it can seem wrong to accept a gift for just doing my job, but then . . . Why I don't like playdates I've realized, as a busy physician, I have little in common with many of the other moms I encounter When I was asked 'how Canadian' I am really 'If I was going to get into medicine it was because of the diversity and experience I was bringing to the table, not despite it.' The stigma of an STI Helping our patients get appropriate care is our job, even when the patients are wary of doing so themselves. Stories from retirement: Should we make Heaven a Hell? Humble pie and saving lives Casebook of a community internist: A 58-year-old woman presents with chest pain in the ER How blockchain could prevent future health data breaches Faced with the threat of ongoing data breaches, some Canadians seem willing to try novel solutions The curious case of the blue hand Casebook of a community internist: A 72-year-old male patient had venous insufficiency in the left arm—but why? First Previous 361 362 363 364 365 Next Last
