Discussions

I'm sitting on the couch completing the charts I've dragged home from the office. Age 14, my daughter Emma confronts me with the eyeroll and contemptuous drawl of the young teenager. “Don’t think I’m ever going to be a doctor, Mom!”

As such, rather than blaming female physicians, we must critically assess the systemic factors that lead to lower earnings and dispel myths about the physician wage gap.

Vertigo is a sensation where one perceives movement that isn’t happening. In the realm of healthcare administration, a similar phenomenon occurs—bureaucratic vertigo.

The province has conflated the practice of medicine and pharmacy, argues Dr. Christopher Leighton.

If dying at home could be made more feasible and well resourced, both the dying and the living would benefit.

A boy’s rather spectacular rash has me wondering if any fellow physicians have ever seen anything like it.

In summary, we both have a tough job and it’s hard to judge who has it worse.