Medical Journals

‘Our brains are wired to look for reasons,’ said one of the study authors. ‘And when we can’t pinpoint them, we feel a sense of helplessness.’

From Tsundoku to truth: Why the weighted page wins in a world of digital noise.

With male sexual medicine patients, there is a huge amount of DIY medicine going on. Self-guided TRT and abuse of all sorts of pharmaceuticals has moved out of the body-building world into the general population.

With TB rates climbing and U.S. deportations hitting record highs in 2026, Canada’s ‘wait-and-see’ approach to migrant health screening requires an immediate upgrade.

On that and other single-body-part museums doctors and their families can add to their travel itinerary.

Now in retirement, Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on the thoughtful personal stories and the proverbial last words that grace the pages of CMAJ.

A study found an average 3.5% increase every year in self-injuries over 24 years documented in hospital and doctor’s visits, with higher rates among girls than boys.

Study finds radiation alone might be sufficient after prostate cancer surgery, though hormone therapy may still benefit high-risk patients.

What 1.8 million people can teach us about diet and cancer risk.

Canadian Paediatric Society clarified what it intends to do to make it clearer in future that the scenarios in Surveillance Highlights (formerly CPSP Highlights) aren’t from real case re-ports.