Survivors call on Ottawa to pass bill to criminalize forced or coerced sterilizationThe Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice said an estimated 12,000 to 15,000 individuals have been sterilized in Canada without proper consent—some as recently as last year. Reminiscing on residency: Dr. Josiah Osagie on switching course, meeting patients where they’re at and the importance of humility ‘There are many different truths operating at the same time,’ says this early-career psychiatrist of the messiness of moving from textbook theory to practice. Case report: Hand made The lesson learned (again) from this encounter, was to elicit a careful, thorough history, especially from young people. POLL: Where do you stand on the MAiD debate? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Why the breath matters more than we think in cancer care In oncology, we routinely assess whether patients are receiving adequate support for nausea, pain and sleep. We might also ask: How are they breathing? Problem solved: How do I keep up with medical journals and CME without feeling overwhelmed? You asked, your physician peers answered. See what four of them said about dealing with this problem. Canadian researchers discover drug-targetable suppressor of T cell immunity against cancer Researchers at Université de Montréal Clinical Research Institute have developed monoclonal antibodies that target SLAMF6. 11 new drug indications pharmacists and physicians should know about Get the info you need on this list of new drug indications, part of our drug news roundup for February. What do we lose if hustle culture dies? There are so many trailblazers in this profession–but who is coming up behind them. Authentication In an era of scams and blocked numbers, it can be hard to convince a next-of-kin that you are actually calling from a hospital. First Previous 113 114 115 116 117 Next Last
