Appendicitis linked with air pollutionOzone and other chemicals may trigger bowel inflammation Colleges struggle to balance protecting doctors’ rights and informing publicWhere’s the trade-off between privacy and public interest? Doctors reluctant to offer routine HIV testing MDs are ‘one of the biggest obstacles’ to screening From Romania with love Hepatitis C: Many infections, few diagnoses ‘There’s an awareness problem here,’ says liver specialist N.S. surgeon has 3,500-patient waiting list New hospital holds nurse history Amid the gleaming walls and polished floors of the new hospital, an anachronism rests behind glass in a quiet corner near a bank of elevators. It's the uniform of a Second World War era nurse, Major Goldie Mae McCoy. Ontario internist honoured PAGING: What your colleagues are reading - March 26 Issue, 2013 PRACTICE GEMS: Take patients’ self-diagnoses seriously Quebec patients ‘pariahs’ for border town doctors Seeing Quebec patients can leave doctors seeing red BY Mark Cardwell Rural ER closed after lone doctor fired for incompetency Saskatchewan shutdown resulted from staff complaints First Previous 667 668 669 670 671 Next Last
