Healthcare

Opinions are far more divided than they were at the outset. The legal framework has evolved and allowed more people to choose to die in this way while also delaying further planned expansions.

The Primary Care Act builds on the promise of the Canada Health Act: that medically necessary care should be provided without charge to everyone.

I became a pharmacist in Nigeria because I believed in the moment when everything changes. Not the dramatic, cinematic breakthrough one might expect, but the quiet, profound shift when a patient who arrives at the pharmacy in pain.

Back in India, I was driven by the desire to possess the clinical expertise necessary to serve a community at its most vulnerable points. I didn’t just want a job; I wanted to be a cornerstone of patient care.

New results from OPTIMA trial suggest using Prosigna test findings to guide treatment is not inferior to standard protocols.

The Ontario College of Pharmacists is urging members to use inclusive language when assessing patients for uncomplicated urinary tract infections.

In debates about MAiD, what gets talked about far less is the psychological and experiential context in which these decisions actually arise—for patients, and for us as physicians.

Access to lifesaving drugs is a matter of national security.