Aspirin could help reduce HIV infections in womenA pilot study from the University of Manitoba shows promise for reducing number of HIV target cells. Myths and facts about the OMA: Not everything you hear is true Government wins if doctors win – doctors' darkest hour You can have too much of a good thing when it comes to medicine for older adults It’s time to decriminalize drugs Power imbalance between OMA board and sections is driving support to new Ontario Specialists Association My transformation: 10 lessons learned in the last decade working with transgender patients As our society becomes more open and accepting, the general health of the trans community improves. We still have work to do Medical staff deserve more praise What to tell patients who want antibiotics during cold and flu season Receiving no antibiotics for a cold or flu does not mean no treatment. It just means a different approach. How the opioid crisis is disrupting hospital care Few medical schools offer training in addictions medicine and most doctors feel they lack the specialist expertise to deal with the inpatient opioid crisis First Previous 425 426 427 428 429 Next Last
