4/4/2023 The highest number of unmatched family medicine slots. Let’s break it down.
3/29/2023 We know there is a certain personality type to most medical specialists. All the clichés from non-verbal pathologist to best selling author and forensic psychiatrist, or fastidious neurologist to rock-star orthopedic surgeon.
3/19/2023 Dr. Ted Jablonski offers up a prescription … for you!
3/14/2023 Wait Time Frustration: It's a serious problem. Let's talk about a real case from Calgary I came across recently.
2/27/2023 While the classic 10,000 steps recommendation is a made-up marketing ploy with no science, our patients (and we MDs) obviously still need to exercise. But for how long?
2/16/2023 Hate against members of this community isn't something we simply read about in the paper. It's happening in our own backyards.
2/8/2023 Researchers have been working on better understanding the impact of chronic traumatic encephalopathy—but the money-making machine of professional football doesn't seem to care.
1/31/2023 Efforts to commemorate Bobby Hull—a true innovator in the game of hockey but undeniably a toxic person—got me thinking about how physicians can best handle patients with hateful views that can even spill over into violence.
1/19/2023 I learned more about myself working part-time jobs than I ever did going to school.
1/2/2023 It’s the New Year and patients will invariably quiz you about what resolutions they should make to be healthier and happier.
12/19/2022 Here are 20 (hilarious) questions about medical specialities. Some answers are rather facile, others a bit more challenging and obscure. If they were all straightforward everyone would get them all right. And that’s no fun!
11/27/2022 I recently stumbled upon a research paper: “Depictions of penises in historical paintings reflect changing perceptions of the ideal penis size” I love to write fiction, but honestly, it would be hard to make this stuff up. Spoiler alert, the paper has a predictable climax.
