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Manitoba recruits U.S. doctors, one points to political climate as a factor
‘I focus on underserved populations and that includes LGBTQ+ populations,” a recent recruit from Michigan said. ‘So I saw, sort of, the writing on the wall that it was going to become more and more difficult to provide quality care to those patients.’
St. Michael’s Hospital celebrates Canada’s oldest pharmacy residency program
The Toronto hospital’s program has been running since 1964.

U.S. completes withdrawal from World Health Organization

It’s hardly a clean break. The U.S. owes about $280 million to the global health agency.
Reminiscing on residency: Dr. Eugene Maida on pain, persistence and helping heal that local sports team

‘Being a physician is not really about your clinical knowledge, but it's about how you show up when things don't go as planned.’
Astronauts say space station’s ultrasound machine was critical during medical crisis

During their first public appearance since returning to Earth, the four astronauts refused Wednesday to say which one of them needed medical attention and for what reason.
No evidence of mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, says government report

Dr. Yves Léger’s final report on the illness, which has baffled experts for years, says most patients did not have elevated levels of herbicides or metals like arsenic in their systems that could have made them sick.
‘A legacy of failure’: Nanaimo doctor speaks out on patient tower plan and cath lab

Dr. David Forrest, infectious disease and critical care specialist and Chair of the Nanaimo Medical Staff Engagement Society, says the province’s healthcare plan for Central and North Island is short-sighted.
‘No easy choices left’ for Ontario hospitals to save money: association

What are these ‘lower risk’ cuts hospitals in the province are having to make to alleviate rising deficits.
Participants wanted: Help evaluate a new online program on promoting healthy sleep for early childhood

Healthcare professionals have the chance to take the professional development program, with a view to evaluating it.
Adding metal detectors? Saskatchewan orders review of hospital security amid increasing safety concerns

A 36-year-old patient died after an altercation with security at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon.

Manitoba recruits U.S. doctors, one points to political climate as a factor

St. Michael’s Hospital celebrates Canada’s oldest pharmacy residency program

U.S. completes withdrawal from World Health Organization

Reminiscing on residency: Dr. Eugene Maida on pain, persistence and helping heal that local sports team

Astronauts say space station’s ultrasound machine was critical during medical crisis

No evidence of mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, says government report

‘A legacy of failure’: Nanaimo doctor speaks out on patient tower plan and cath lab

‘No easy choices left’ for Ontario hospitals to save money: association

Participants wanted: Help evaluate a new online program on promoting healthy sleep for early childhood

Adding metal detectors? Saskatchewan orders review of hospital security amid increasing safety concerns

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