The rapper MD who’s trying to reinvent primary careYou probably haven’t seen many TedMed talks that open with a joke about porn but there is one (and to our knowledge, only one) that does. A 'wiser' generation of doctorsChoosing Wisely has proven to be very popular among medical students and trainees and that may have a very big impact on the practice of medicine over the next 10 to 20 years Solve my problem: Handling medical questions at a family dinner Disabled groups fight immigration law they say is 'demeaning' Report sets exercise guidelines for young kids, including 'tummy time' for babies Hunger for justice Ontario's pediatricians warn of the dangers of marijuana in children The Pediatricians Alliance of Ontario is calling for a targeted public education campaign related to the effects on children and further studies Calgary woman found guilty in son's death sentenced to three years Newly available drug could boost number of self-administered assisted deaths Secobarbital is considered the best way for suffering individuals who want to control the manner of their death as much as possible, including administering the medication themselves. New law grants Quebec's health minister 'unprecedented' power over doctors Quebec's medical associations have spoken out strongly against Bill 130 The dangers of hindsight Even if all risks were not stated, the question still remains: would a reasonable person have had the surgery? How the genomics health revolution is failing ethnic minorities Right now Asian, African-American and Indigenous people don't benefit—and have even been harmed—because datasets from their ethnic groups were missing First Previous 431 432 433 434 435 Next Last
