Fat and healthy? Thin isn't always best, study findsA York University study has some refreshing news: being fat can actually be good for you. Keeping sane through artDr. David Laing Dawson fosters creative expression in his psychiatry practice Rally highlights community's fears about menace of Rx abuse Prescription drug abuse a growing problem in Nova Scotia’s agricultural heartland. South Africa to introduce national healthcare system South Africa’s government has announced plans to introduce a universal healthcare scheme to be phased in nationally in the next 14 years, according to a United Press International report. Welcome, new doctors, to a great career Celebrate what lies ahead—challenges aplenty—and get to know all those who work around you What you can learn about a patient in 10 seconds From a person’s handshake and gait to how he or she smells and dresses, these details reveal much to an observant doctor CMA president-elect Dr. John Haggie is ready to rumble City boy turned rural MD will safeguard medicare and battle the federal government, if necessary Alberta law could discipline MDs over any adverse outcome College of physicians, other stakeholders meet with government to adjust legislation Axert: first triptan to be approved for adolescent migraine Drug was formerly indicated only in adults. Best practices for methadone treatment need to be updated Number of patients receiving treatment has gone up sharply but number of prescribing doctors has barely risen Laying blame for brain injury difficult in complicated birth B.C. Court of Appeal reverses finding that doctor caused damage and did not prepare adequately for potential surgical emergency More than half of doctors now part of ‘divisions’ B.C. family practice model drives health-care reform, grows to 37 teams from just three in 2008 First Previous 1637 1638 1639 1640 1641 Next Last
