INNOVATORS: Gateway Program introduces newcomers to Canadian-style care‘Because we’re privileged in lots of ways, we’re responsible to help the more vulnerable,’ says Dr. Pauline Duke of Memorial University of Newfoundland Mind your body languageConsider these five tips to improve the unspoken signals you are sending your patients Musculoskeletal injuries affect cognition, too Non-alcholic fatty liver disease common among Chinese adults Metabolic syndrome strongly associated Regorafenib shows promise in metastatic colorectal cancer Modest survival benefit seen in patients with advanced disease Saying sorry goes a long way with patients To err is human, to apologize and try to make a situation right is divine Staring down illness with faith and love All you want is a cure when you witness your own children’s struggles, but cures are often hard to come by ‘The bungalows’ offer the mentally ill a home N.S. patients living in fully staffed units will be encouraged to engage in community activities Violent video game play has long-term effect on brain Neuroimaging reveals changes in regions of brain related to aggressive behaviour When the unexpected upends your practice A needlestick injury gave one surgeon a sharp lesson in perspective Widescale kudos for Dr. Day blog. Are the winds changing? Crusader to rid Canada of health-care monopoly gets strong support from his peers B.C. doctor finds cure to his burnout via primary-care research Dr. Scott Garrison returned to UBC for a PhD and answers to questions that arise in his practice First Previous 1530 1531 1532 1533 1534 Next Last
