ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 7/12/2026
Ontario’s doctors—we are people too
We face challenging, sometimes traumatic situations in our job and we are asked to consider our patients’ wellbeing above our own. This is an unsustainable model. - 7/9/2026
QUIZ: Take a shot at World Cup medicine
From jet lag and heat acclimation, test your knowledge of the medical challenges facing players at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. - 7/6/2026
Holding hands
Early in her medical career, Dr. Bridgette Chan wound up being the one comforted by a patient in the face of terrible news. - 7/5/2026
Between shifts and life
Medicine is often described as a science, but most days it feels like translation. - 7/5/2026
When hope is an illusion
Dr. Jones knows Kevin cannot make eye contact with him, but he still looks him in the eye. He knows Kevin cannot move, but he still shakes his hand. He knows Kevin cannot speak, but he still asks him how he is. - 7/5/2026
Rabies vaccine for travellers: How to counsel travellers on a ‘common exposure, rare disease’ vaccine
The simple strategy of steering clear of animals often isn't enough. - 7/2/2026
Seniors who stay in their homes aren’t just happier. They help everyone
‘Most provinces, including Alberta and Ontario, do not charge for home support. However, in B.C., seniors with an annual income of $31,000 must pay $10,000 per year for one hour of publicly subsidized home support per day.’ - 7/2/2026
When is a pharmacist not a pharmacist
After 41 years, this is my final week as a ‘pharmacist’ according to the Alberta College of Pharmacy. - 7/2/2026
Gen Z vs. Millennials: Is it giving high-key healthcore or am I delulu?
A new social media trend examines how two generations would express (often extremely important) information online. - 7/1/2026
Problem solved: How do I catch up when clinic falls behind?
‘Efficiency is not rushing patient care—it’s about maintaining clarity, prioritization and clinical judgment despite the time crisis.’