Book review: Posner puts Pharma under the microscopeA book neither pharma-sympathetic, nor anti-pharma, it still offers up big insights on the pharmaceutical industry. Editorial: The stumble toward virtual careVirtual care is here to stay but now we need to iron out the kinks. Apps to improve our lives Technology can mean we’re ‘on’ 24/7, but it can also mean we have wellness tools at our fingertips. Scribble and doodle—for serious clinicians Are we replaceable? AI-assisted surgeries are already happening. Algorithms are counselling people. Should we be getting ready for our replacement? Hauntings There are stories buried deep within the caverns of our memory, suppressed, selectively compartmentalized but never forgotten. They are deposited in an anamnestic safety deposit box, accessible in times of insecurity or weakness. Dead wood Medical schools need to prepare doctors for revolutionary advances in genetics Addressing the HPV gender gap: New Canadian survey shows fewer men understand the risks of HPV It’s time . . . to get compensated First Previous 202 203 204 205 206 Next Last