It's always been personalI did not want my understanding of pharmacy to be limited to one country or one healthcare system. ‘Your letter has been forwarded for consideration’: A health expert on 4 ways Ottawa and Alberta avoid accountabilityI’m a pediatric neurologist. Over four months in 2026, I wrote 16 parallel letters via email to the Alberta and federal governments on eight public policy topics. Using the body’s own sounds to diagnose Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s before the first symptoms appear To detect these diseases earlier, we are trying an innovative approach: analyzing the acoustic signals the body emits. I’m a doctor who helped rename PCOS to PMOS—a 10 year process of listening to 14,000 patients and health professionals speak on how to improve care A disease’s name can have a significant influence on its diagnosis and treatment—or lack thereof. Uganda to a pharmacy owner in Canada As a child, I walked from Kamwokya to Kitante Hill School every day. Those walks taught me endurance and to keep going even when the road was long and no one was cheering me on. Turning a customer into a patient When you elevate the patient experience, you elevate your own work experience too. Poll: Should Canada allow advanced requests for MAiD? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Case report: Double trouble Dr. Robert Dickson recounts an encounter with an older patient with an issue that was more complex than usual. Misinformation and disinformation Fact check, debunk and uncover the truth. We need honesty back in the medical mainstream. The shrinkflation of family medicine Unsustainable clinic economics are forcing FPs to abandon comprehensive care, shifting the burden to loaded ERs and specialist queues. First Previous 17 18 19 20 21 Next Last
