Discussions

Dr. Paul Dhillon argues that the CFPC’s decision to extend family medicine training from two to three years should be paused and reassessed.

Early studies of zuranolone suggest PPD symptom improvement can be observed as early as three days after starting the treatment. This is an unusually rapid response to an antidepressant medication, which usually take effect over several weeks.

With my newest book, Sugar and Vice, now available, I certainly had food on the brain in trying out three new diets garnering rave reviews.

Our summer plans were gradually cancelled due to the inexorable progress of fires in the South Slave region. Although the town issued an evacuation notice, the first phase in advising residents to prepare in case of a need to evacuate, it never really felt like an evacuation would actually happen. Could it?

In this, the fifth installment of a series on the common signs and symptons of multiple sclerosis (MS) and what to do about them, Nancy Banoub talks about pain.

An essay in the New York Times from pediatrician Dr. Aaron E. Carroll has kicked off discussion as to why patients are reluctant to engage with proven pharmacological treatments—especially where certain stigmatized conditions like depression or obesity are concerned.

People are chugging bubble water like never before—but are their potential health concerns?