Figure 1 and CrowdMed partnership brings the most difficult medical cases to Canadian doctorsPatients have suggested that crowd-sourced medicine is far quicker and more cost effective for solving rare or difficult cases Canadians still struggle with accessing health info, survey showsThose with higher health literacy tend to enjoy better health West Nile virus hits Saskatchewan Health officials in southeastern Saskatchewan say mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus. Cape Breton surgeon disciplined after patient records found in a dumpster The doctor said he deeply regrets, what he called, the 'brief and limited' violation of patient confidentiality Rural family physician, Dr. Alison Clarke, elected next president of Alberta Medical Association While the association's presidents in recent years have been acclaimed, this year concerns over the AMA's attempts to address income equity brought out multiple candidates Study points to link between antidepressant use in pregnancy and autism in children But absolute risk small, so results should not be considered alarming, say researchers Canada inches up to third-last place in global ranking of health systems Racism: the medical profession can choose either silence or speech New York nurse devoted to battling city’s opioid crisis offers advice for parents with children who are addicts Treating depression that is unresponsive to an antidepressant course Study examines effect of antidepressant switching vs augmentation therapy First Previous 1108 1109 1110 1111 1112 Next Last
