CKM: First clinical practice guidelinesCardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome recommendations replace those issued in 2013 on obesity and are intended for cardiologists, endocrinologists, nephrologists and primary care clinicians. Women's chronic pain at midlife: What Canadian family physicians need to knowNot every woman with urinary discomfort has a urinary tract infection, and not every woman with painful intercourse has estrogen-deficiency-related vaginal atrophy. POLL: Dog or cat? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Calgary heart specialist takes on the Great Canadian Baking Show Dr. Angela Kealey goes from the catheterization lab to the baking tent. How to beat the afternoon slump Feeling energetic in the morning but exhausted after lunch? A few changes to what you eat could help you maintain your energy throughout the day. Does the Mediterranean diet have to be Mediterranean? Rethinking heart-healthy eating in multicultural Canada When someone in cardiac rehabilitation is told to follow a Mediterranean diet, they most likely picture olive oil, salmon, nuts and colourful salads. Poll: The great morning coffee debate See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. What wildlife photography taught this retired ED doctor Award-winning photographer Dr. Don Gutoski travels the world to capture striking scenes The cyber doctors’ lounge: Saturday bar trivia & exercise banter Up this week: medical trivia questions–and what folks do for exercise. Travelling in the '80s Spoiler alert: This is not a nostalgic retrospective about destination travel in the 1980s. A big bag of what ifs . . . I like to live in the moment, but lately I’ve been wondering how my life and medical career might have gone if certain turning points hadn’t presented themselves. Smart strategies to help adult ADHD patients actually start and complete tasks For adults with ADHD—or even those with just some symptoms—using specific strategies to start and complete tasks can make all the difference. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last