ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 6/23/2021
Twitter sings a new healthcare tune
Something new has emerged from the depths of healthcare social media that could represent an evolutionary step in networking on Twitter. Twitter Spaces. - 6/23/2021
Surgeon suspended from USask for comments at a rally encouraging pause of mRNA vaccines for kids
The University of Saskatchewan has suspended Dr. Francis Christian from his faculty responsibilities after he spoke at a rally last week stressing the need for informed consent in giving children the COVID-19 vaccine. - 6/23/2021
Doctor as patient: Slice of brain, slice of life
I was parked in the hospital parking lot, waiting for an MRI of my brain, I do my last minute check for metal objects. No shrapnel, prosthetic valves, pacemakers, just my watch and wedding band. The latter slipped off reluctantly. - 6/23/2021
Video: Parenting as an MD
An hour-long discussion between doctors with tips and insights about raising children. The second episode of the video webinar, M-talks (hosted by Dr. Frank Warsh), is available on demand now. - 6/22/2021
Innovator video series: Andrew Schonbe and the PrEP Clinic
In this compelling video series, innovators describe how they followed their passion into pharmacy careers that both change the pharmacy paradigm and make them happy in their work. - 6/22/2021
Rexall and Uber Eats team up to deliver prescriptions, other products
This month some London, Ont. residents can have their prescriptions—and more—delivered directly to their door by Uber Eats. - 6/22/2021
Making it simple: Patient Support Programs can help Canadians navigate the specialty drug maze
Accessibility, quality and convenience are the new cornerstones shaping the post-pandemic healthcare model. Nowhere is this more evident than in the area of specialty medicines. - 6/22/2021
Gout medication shows potential for secondary prevention of cardiovascular events
“Inflammation has emerged as an important therapeutic target in patients with atherosclerosis." - 6/22/2021
Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association bristles at health minster's comments on number of docs in the province
Health Minister John Haggie said the province is "blessed" to have the healthcare workers it does have per capita.