The value of political diversityPhysicians have the opportunity to be better than the general public at maintaining plurality Should I eat red meat? Confusing studies diminish trust in nutrition scienceThe new study still finds that reducing unprocessed red meat consumption by three servings in a week is associated with an an approximately 8% lower lifetime risk of heart disease, cancer and early death Would you like a shot with that? A few things to keep in mind regarding vaccination as we enter flu season Against fear Dr. Nancy Whitmore on her efforts to change the culture at the country’s largest medical regulator Healthy planet, healthy people Why we need the climate strikes to continue to pressure governments to act on behalf of global health A (lack-of) action plan for palliative care in Canada Real action takes resources and investment, and this action plan falls miserably short Breastfeeding still a big barrier to equity for healthcare providers Accommodating doctors who are breastfeeding isn't complicated, but it requires a broader conversation about our underlying attitudes Infinite games: A vision based on virtue for healthcare What one concept from game theory can teach us about what's important in healthcare More doctors won't fix Canada's healthcare woes The federal liberal party has promised to increase access to family doctors, but our system requires more profound changes Doctor shortage and other nonsense Each doctor could serve two-to-three times the current average and do a better job at the same time, if government restrictions were lifted First Previous 397 398 399 400 401 Next Last
