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- 6/12/2013
Can Toronto ‘Collaborate to Compete’?
There’s a move afoot to develop a world-leading life sciences cluster in Canada’s largest city. Can it be done? What will it take? - 6/12/2013
Healthcare IT: E-records and the mobile challenge
Smartphones and tablets are changing the game, but the rules are still being worked out - 6/12/2013
Toronto's Women's College Hospital unveils 'hospital of the future'
TORONTO | Women’s College Hospital celebrated the unveiling of a new ambulatory-care facility at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday. - 6/12/2013
Leadership: Lead with your strengths
Nobody’s good at everything — it’s more effective to build on your strengths than work on your weaknesses - 6/12/2013
Editorial: Capital commentary
- 6/12/2013
Different Strokes: Getting better, naturally
Patients and staff at Alberta Children’s Hospital recharge with the help of horticultural therapy - 6/12/2013
Editorial: How to get new hospitals built
The use of public-private partnerships (P3s) for hospital construction still makes some people nervous. Despite these misgivings, the fact is that the P3 approach gets the job done. - 6/12/2013
Bizarre stateside: Oncologist allegedly poisons the coffee of colleague and lover
His coffee tasted a little sweeter than he liked it. So when a Texas doctor asked his lover, also a physician, why his black coffee had an interesting flavour, she responded that he should simply drink up. Then she poured him another cup. Or so go the allegations in the case of a top cancer physician and researcher, who is suspected of poisoning a colleague and romantic flame. - 6/12/2013
Contrarian: What's up at the NRC?
The change in direction for the National Research Council may be another sign of Conservative animosity to science. Or maybe not