Before tragedy strikesIt’s time to invest in preventative strategies against physician burnout, says Dr. Hector Baillie, before it’s too late. Lichen Sclerosus: Rare or underrecognized? I was shocked to learn that Lichen Sclerosus is classified as a rare disease. You’d never know it from my waiting room. A step closer to eliminating cervical cancer by 2040 As Dr. Brian Goldman notes, immunizing young females with even one dose of the HPV vaccine can make that goal more reachable. Poll: Do you think your provincial medical association should be fighting for doctors to have pensions, benefits and sick pay? Take our weekly doctor poll. See what your colleagues say. Elective surgery—referrals refused WTF! Wait Time Frustration: It's a serious problem. Let's talk about a real case from Calgary I came across recently. Like flies to wanton boys Whether omen or artistic muse, Dr. Gary Kinney explores the wonders of the common fly. Is this the year you find your ‘Ikigai?’ In our first issue of 2023, we are very pleased to introduce the winners of our inaugural Pharmacy Practice + Business Awards. Case report: Alopecia and a scalp rash An itchy head triggered by stress results in significant hair loss for a patient at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic. Universities need to support their professors when they speak up for the oppressed My colleague, Dr. Amy Tan spoke up about how wearing a mask is an act of solidarity with groups whom COVID-19 has disproportionally affected. Now she's being chased off the internet with disgusting threats. Who will step up to protect her? Brainwaves and pandemics In an era of misinformation, Dr. Hector Baillie reminds us of mankind’s vulnerability to viral pathogens. First Previous 217 218 219 220 221 Next Last
