11/21/2023 The New York Times has a new puzzle that I, like many, am obsessed with—and it's exactly like being an MD.
11/6/2023 My patient looks at me like I am an insolent child. ‘They’ve been banned, they’re dangerous.’
10/4/2023 I am not sure what the male equivalent of Pandora’s box is, but I plan to kick it wide open!
9/20/2023 MD-patient relationships: a cautionary tale of the bell-shaped curve.
9/7/2023 Let's look at what we can learn from two very different patient cases.
8/24/2023 In June, the Pediatric Society of Canada published “An affirming approach to caring for transgender and gender-diverse youth.” Now we finally have a position paper to discuss.
8/17/2023 While the naming of eponymous diseases has become controversial and mostly fallen out of favour, tattoos have had an exponential resurgence in popularity. So, why not marry the two?
8/9/2023 You can call it failure to thrive if you like, but amid the swirling, constant negativity, we need people who can remind us how and why we should thrive in the first place.
7/27/2023 A muddy, smokey and fun music festival is all very well, but what can such an experience teach us about our profession?
7/6/2023 What family docs should know about tackling these prescriptions for patients with menopause, testosterone deficiency and more.
6/16/2023 As a straight, cis physician, I've spent a lot of time learning how to better care for my LGBTQ+ patients. And learning more about queer culture overall is part of that—so here are a few film recommendations I've learned from over the years.
5/16/2023 I'm glad to know that I am not the only one confused as to the real versus implied meaning of this controversial word and all the pent-up emotion swirling around it.
