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- 11/30/2020
Silver linings 2020
Several months into the shutdown, my son forwarded something he saw on the internet that summed the year up perfectly. Loosely translated it said, “to whoever started playing Jumanji in January, please finish your turn.” Despite all the dysthymia and disappointment, I believe there are two silver linings hidden in 2020 that we haven’t fully appreciated. - 11/30/2020
PMHx: The pharmaceutical uses of alicorn
- 11/30/2020
The new climate curriculum
A cadre of students and young doctors are aiming to reform medical education and give us new hope against climate change. - 11/30/2020
Trying to make the world more like Canada
The Royal College provides services to countries around the world, including those with poor records on women’s and gay rights - 11/30/2020
Inside Ontario Health
The new head of Ontario’s ‘super agency’ discusses the pandemic, and how the new organization hopes to improve the work experience of healthcare providers. - 11/30/2020
Ageism and advocating for the elderly
The pandemic has shone a light on the treatment of older people here and around the world. - 11/30/2020
Australia has one, why not us? A pathway to national licences
10 years ago Australia switched from state medical licences to national ones. Could Canada do it the Aussie way?