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Physicians who have a permanent address in the province will automatically receive the benefit, the Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association says

The pathway by the Canadian Cardiovascular Society outlines goals for patients after an acute coronary syndrome—and the responsibilities of each healthcare provider.

Cancer experts say a new study highlights the need for more support and screening of people who survived cancer as adolescents and young adults as they face an increased risk of getting cancer again later.

“While people don’t choose to have diabetes, they should have the right to choose how visible that part of their health is to others,” said one of the winners.

City spokeswoman Colleen Mycroft said Friday that two chemicals came into contact with each other, producing gas into the air.

Have you ever pulled into the driveway of your home or a parking lot spot and just . . . stayed there?

For the second time, Dr. Michel Prevost is facing sanctions for administering Botox to patients for migraines—a direct violation of his practice conditions.

A medical office assistant is a far cry from a receptionist. They are highly skilled professionals tackling a complex workload. But do we pay them enough to be able to afford a one-bedroom in the cities where we practice?