Discussions

Remember when your classmate said he would know the answer when he saw it listed in the options? He was right. And this was the first clue that pharmacists have teleprompter brains.

Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes reflects on her experience dealing with physical pain, from the sleepless nights to the disruption of routine.

Joy is choosing presence over autopilot. Curiosity over cynicism.

Acknowledging the weight of frustration and hopelessness is the first step toward healing (a federation)—we doctors know that.

When venom enters the body, the consequences can be dramatic and life-threatening.

Dropping the label changed my practice more than any communication workshop I ever attended.

All this year, leaders from the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Students and Interns (CAPSI) chapters across Canada are sharing highlights of what their faculty's CAPSI chapter has been focused on in recent months. This month, we hear from the University of Saskatchewan.

Governments and health systems organize care around crises, yet recovery is decided by everyday life, and that’s exactly where we fail to invest