From bartender to cardiologist: My husband’s journeyPharmacist Cynthia Leung shares the story of how her husband—a licensed physician from Kurdistan—came to Canada as a refugee and pushed through many obstacles to go from pulling pints at a pub to a cardiology subspecialty program at Queen’s. Who’s afraid of AI?I am, a little. As someone whose job is to learn about a subject, examine it from many angles, then assess, distill and clearly communicate what’s important about it, artificial intelligence seems threatening. It’s my new competitor, if you will. Caption Nov.’s cartoon: Test dummy Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption Oct.’s cartoon: Fireflies Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption June’s cartoon: Dog IVs Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption Sept.’s cartoon: Beat up Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption June’s cartoon: Dog IVs Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption April’s cartoon: Different sizes Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption Feb.’s cartoon: Porcupine Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Beta-blockers post-MI: Should we stop using them if patients have normal heart function? For patients who present with an MI and have an LVEF ≥ 50% post-vascularization, the benefit of beta-blockers, if one truly exists, is likely modest at best. First Previous 88 89 90 91 92 Next Last