Discussions

With her class reunion coming up, Dr. Perle Feldman reflects on a study session she remembers from her medical school days which as held particular significance ever since.

For parents of fussy eaters in particular, supplements may feel like a quick and reassuring solution. But are they necessary?

You know the drill. Something like this has happened to you countless times. How did you respond?

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Dr. Jabir Jassam finds that defending his dignity cost him more than $250.

A patient had burned her right palm on a curling iron, over a week previously, sought no care, but applied a series of over-the-counter products.

I sat with a patient who’d been hit on the head during a soccer game. Two weeks later, she found herself retreating into dark rooms, avoiding restaurants, grocery stores, and wearing sunglasses indoors along with noise-cancelling headphones just to survive a conversation.

Let's look at what the research says about the evidence-based benefits of vitamin D, the risks of excessive supplementation and common drug interactions.