Patient Lifestyle

Three provincial ministers say in an open letter published this morning that the government is not limiting the availability of health services in English, and there will never be language requirements in Quebec to treat a patient.

Re-learning touch and reframing the problem as one couples face together.

Nicole Letourneau argues it's long past time for the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care to revisit the perinatal depression screening guidelines and listen to Canadian expert opinion and international evidence.

See how much you know about the latest recommendations from the Canadian Network for Mood and Anxiety Treatments (CANMAT) on choosing, stopping and switching antidepressants.

‘It is clear that the confusion and uncertainty created by the directive is likely to have adverse consequences that cannot be ignored.’

A stone tablet in the British Museum details illness (among other excuses) a group of workers had in year 40 of the reign of Ramses II.

A recent case at a walk-in perhaps reflects a growing problem in society.

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