Physician Bloggers

When the white coat comes off, many physicians discover happiness in outside hobbies.

In an era of scams and blocked numbers, it can be hard to convince a next-of-kin that you are actually calling from a hospital.

Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes reflects on her experience dealing with physical pain, from the sleepless nights to the disruption of routine.

From finding purpose to forging connections, how can happiness show up in medicine?

The internal wisdom we gain, the external energy we lose, and the beautiful lie we tell ourselves to bridge the gap.

Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes discusses how she learned to give herself grace when the circumstances call for cutting corners.

Everyone is talking about the new season of The Pitt—but I'm such a baby about blood, I can't even handle a TV show.

The repeat phone calls from the dealership were genuine. It had been more than a year since my last service. I got to thinking about my own body. Shouldn’t it too have scheduled maintenance?

More and more, physicians who are trained in comprehensive family medicine are choosing to do other things. But Dr. Sohail Gandhi argues this is a problem that can't be fixed under the current bureaucracy at Ontario Health.

The risks are low in Canada, but bank failures can happen. ‘Stacking’ can protect you.