Medical Practice News

The provincial health authority says it welcomed 278 new doctors during the year that ended on March 31, 2026.

Under the new policy, physicians must perform an in-person comprehensive clinical assessment every three months and offer OAT before prescribing narcotics for safer supply.

After a wake-up call early in her career, this physician traded crazy-long workweeks for a balanced life.

Patients testified they were unaware that cameras were recording them in Dr. Martin Jugenburg in his downtown Toronto clinic—including in areas where they would routinely disrobe.

Thousands of Quebecers may be eligible for compensation in an opioid class action. But many potential claimants are homeless, incarcerated or in treatment.

Primary care physicians, female clinicians and those with a higher intensity of use were found to receive the most benefit from their AI scribes.

Dr. Johannes Botha also ignored repeated requests from the college to cooperate with the investigation.

As injectables like Botox, cosmetic plastic surgeries and GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic become more pervasive, people are grappling with the philosophical and ethical implications of turning to these interventions in a ceaseless quest for beauty, youth and conformity.