Medicine's psychedelic renaissanceFor 50 years, virtually all medical research into psychedelic substances stopped. That research has now been renewed—and these radical therapies are again threatening to upend accepted clinical wisdom The case of the incredible milk-producing pimplesA puzzling patient prompts a journey of self-discovery What you need to know about irreversible electroporation Headline-grabbing technique offers new option for hard-to-treat malignancies Saskatchewan doctor disciplined for ranting at a transgendered patient The doctor insisted that she was only trying to warn the patient of the 'rocky road' of gender transitioning, but a disciplinary committee saw things differently Confounding symptoms and diagnostic testing delays with cancer outcome described at medicare challenge case What your patients are reading – week of November 21, 2016 Close encounters of the patient kind abound in rural practice There are special challenges when you run into your patients all the time in the grocery Kingston to host one-of-a-kind rally to raise awareness around Ontario's health-care woes The creators of Health City say they have never heard of another event like this being held anywhere else in the world Pharmacist first winner of new diabetes award CDA recognizes Nova Scotia’s Graham MacKenzie for removing sugary drinks from his drugstore. Financial health new part of regular check-up in Saskatchewan The Canadian College of Family Physicians has launched a new guide to help doctors diagnose poverty and intervene Crackdown: No-shows not tolerated at Newfoundland's largest health authority Admin failure to communicate with ER doctors blamed in Montreal man's death First Previous 980 981 982 983 984 Next Last
