The deprescribing dilemmaThere’s been a big push recently to address overprescribing, but there are new resources and ideas to help every physician Editorial: The bitter-sweet ‘pain’ of agingThough there are aches that come with aging, they shouldn’t stop us from finding satisfaction The pain gene The never-ending learning curve In medicine, we’re constantly adjusting to changing standards of practice, but figuring out how much to change how fast is its own challenge Tramadol: The not-so-safe opioid Are we failing women in pain? From clinical research to medical training to cultural stereotypes, we’ve developed blind spots that affect the way we treat women who are suffering The opioid replacement problem How the role of opioids for chronic pain management has evolved amid the current crisis More patients demand convenience: MD poll In 1998, a patient complaint hung over the first CMA president from the Yukon's term A better way to treat back pain One-size-fits-all solutions have long been the norm in treatment, but Dr. Raja Rampersaud found a way to change that. How do you respond to inappropriate medical questions in the middle of a party? Anti inflammatory drugs ineffective at preventing Alzheimer's, study finds Recent study appears to refute the hypothesis that anti-inflammatory drugs could help stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease. First Previous 760 761 762 763 764 Next Last
