Discussions

Blast from the past: As federal cash transfers dwindled and provinces scrambled, an unconventional lobbyist and stark warnings from medical leaders signaled a financial crisis.

Blast from the past: A 1991 interview with 93-year-old Emmett Hall reveals the surprising origins of Canada’s universal healthcare system.

Blast from the past: A look back at public conflict—and private respect—between a visionary judge and a fierce medical leader.

Expanded scope is creating new opportunities for pharmacy technicians, but without better compensation, where’s the incentive to take them on?

Dr. Zameer Pirani, co-founder of Afiya Spine & Pain Institute, makes the argument for imaging-guided pain clinics, along with medical student Lee-Ran Goodman.

A reflection on the toll of diagnosing suffering as systemic barriers mount and wait times grow.

Proof of community pharmacy’s value in healthcare steadily grows. Now we have proof of the sector’s value to the economy as well, writes Rosalind Stefanac in this article re-published from the Neighbourhood Pharmacies' quarterly publication, The Gazette.

The books were pirated. The tuition was free. And the teachers were the most prolific teachers since Osler.

As a gastroenterologist specializing in IBD, I sit across from women weekly seeking updated advice on how their disease affects pregnancy.

We need systems to recognize those who consistently show up to work without shaming those who simply can’t.