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As a pediatric emergency doctor, I know there are times when a child’s pain is so severe that they need stronger medications like opioids to help them.

If you're one of the unlucky doctors who got a bunch of legalese from the CFPC on April 4—allow me to help cut to the chase.

Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes reflects on the prevalence of bullying among physicians.

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Dr. Danielle Martin, chair of the department of family and community medicine at U of T, argues that the recent CaRMS match offers both hope and hardships.

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Thousands of TikTok rants, viral tweets, a change.org petition signed by more than 36,000 women and peer-reviewed studies have all documented the grossly insufficient pain relief offered for IUD insertions by practitioners. So why isn't Canadian medicine changing?

Desperate Canadians are being criticized for considering healthcare outside Canada, says Dr. Shawn Whatley.