Canada could lead the fight for life in a post-antibiotic worldThe benefits of antibiotics have lulled us into ignoring a frightening problem that has been looming for decades ER tales: Scan my child New guidelines for breast cancer screening give undue weight to overdiagnosis concerns Stories from retirement: Can a phoenix disguise its ashes? How pharmacy automation is changing the industry Conversations about automation in pharmacy often become hijacked by talk of job loss, while gains in safety and efficiency are often under appreciated The competitive nature of grand rounds Grand rounds can feel like a 'pissing contest'—but it's also where the best stories and learning can happen. Guiding principles, not simple solutions, are the way to address physician burnout and suicide Exercise is medicine, and doctors are starting to prescribe it Clinical research has established exercise as a safe and effective intervention to counteract the adverse physical and psychological effects of cancer Orthopedic surgeons on the common knee surgical procedure that doesn’t provide much benefit Leonardo da Vinci probably would have been a bad doctor He was a genius, no doubt, but some of his traits wouldn't have served him well in this profession First Previous 389 390 391 392 393 Next Last
