Clinical Q&A: The brain can bounce backYour guide to the emerging field of neuroplasticity More funding for naturopathic cancer studyOttawa Integrative Cancer Centre gets $3 million from anonymous Canadian foundation. Study examines the fear and intimidation embedded in OR culture Some specialists pride themselves on abusing junior residents, one resident claimed Groundbreaking transplant surgery uses new ‘warm liver’ technology CAMH study reveals different brain networks for severe schizophrenia Less-tight BP control is fine in pregnancy Ottawa extends medical isotope production at Chalk River to 2018 Battling breast cancer while pregnant, with optimism and a dedicated oncologist Ottawa doctor’s expertise allows him to treat women while keeping their babies safe Newsmakers 2014: Naughty or Nice? Once again, we’re back with our annual jeers and cheers for newsmakers in the physician interests community The Medical Post table of contents: December 16, 2014 print edition Press Review – December 15, 2014 Limiting resident duty hours in U.S. demonstrates no benefits—or harm Short-term studies document no change in patient outcomes or resident test scores First Previous 46 47 48 49 50 Next Last
