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- 4/11/2013
Some physicians worried McGill will be turned into 'family doctor factory'
Some physicians in Quebec are concerned that a curriculum rethink toward family medicine at McGill University will result in a loss of research prowess and turn the venerable institution into a “family doctor factory.” - 4/11/2013
PharmD: A step in the right direction
I was originally concerned about the shift towards and entry-to-practice PharmD. Here's what changed my mind. - 4/11/2013
Contrast-free urograms possible in minor hematuria cases
Study shows no impact on detection of clinically significant findings - 4/11/2013
Drug spending is slowing, according to CIHI
Spending on prescribed drugs in Canada is slowing, owing to the expiration of patents on popular brands, according to new data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). - 4/11/2013
Press Review - April 12, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Size does matter: Women rate men with larger genitalia as more attractive, Ottawa biologist says. Read this and - 4/10/2013
Stigma stripped away at first Canadian youth mental health summit
Canada’s first student mental health innovation summit brought together some 200 students from across the country and proved that young people really do want to talk about mental health issues. - 4/10/2013
Months after arrest, N.S. doctor charged in alleged pot ring
A Nova Scotia physician has been charged in a massive marijuana bust, four months after he was arrested in the investigation. - 4/10/2013
Canada and Australia join forces to tackle mental health issues
When it comes to addressing mental health issues, two heads are better than one. Or in this case, so are two countries. Canada and Australia have recently joined forces to share knowledge and best practices around mental health research, programs and other initiatives. - 4/10/2013
GPs an essential resource for increasing psychiatric burden
GPs specializing in mental health is an increasing necessity as the number of Canadians facing—and seeking help for—mental health issues continues to grow.