8/29/2024 A return to joy is in zeitgeist these days—let’s not miss out!
8/15/2024 The Olympics may be over for this round—but there are many lessons we can take from them to apply in practising medicine.
8/9/2024 In the second half of this series, Dr. Ted Jablosnki explores the pros and cons of the options available for including trans athletes in competitive sport.
7/30/2024 What are the parameters that need to be considered to make a good-faith assessment of the question?
7/14/2024 Water quality experts are increasingly concerned about finding traces of prescription and OTC drugs in our water systems.
6/27/2024 What? Of course not! This has been scientifically proven in the last century . . . hasn’t it?
6/6/2024 There are so many concepts applied to other areas of work, from finance to entertainment, that could be readily applied to medical care. Just imagine . . .
5/29/2024 What do all of these cases have in common? Therapeutic success, patient satisfaction and drugs being used off-label for treating conditions they have no official indication for.
5/6/2024 Most specialists have more business than they can handle—but what if you did need to market your practice?
4/15/2024 U.K. pediatrician Dr. Hilary Cass just released a systematic review, finding there to be ‘a lack of high-quality research’ that puberty blockers can help young people with gender dysphoria. I work with these patients—here’s what I see as a clinician.
3/26/2024 CaRMS season is upon us again and I find myself reflecting on my days as a med student and as a mentor at the University of Calgary’s Cumming School of Medicine.
3/19/2024 One of my patients—a trans man—told me he left urgent care because of how embarrassing an interaction with the doctor there became. Luckily, his subsequent trip to the ER and laparoscopic appendectomy went well.
