Discussions

From silent foundation to visible leadership: Reclaiming the value of longitudinal care.

The Medical Post wants to talk to physicians who were initially against the idea of pharmacists being able to prescribe in more situations—but who have since changed their tune and now see the value in it.

The question is not whether digital systems can do more. It’s whether we are designing and governing them to protect the core functions of primary care—or allowing them to add load in ways that quietly undermine care.

I was recently asked for treatment by a 16-year-old fair-skinned boy, visiting from Spain. His problem did not exactly fit the usual pattern.

Growing patient waiting lists belie underemployed and unemployed trend as ‘locum-ologists’ rise.

Pet cats get cancer at a rate similar to humans and often develop the same types of cancer.

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In a new column, Dr. Marina Malak explores a new challenge that came crashing into her already busy life: issues with her vestibular system.