Discussions

As policy shifts and administrative pressures mount, FPs must reclaim their role in shaping the standards, education and their future—before government does it, argues CFPC president Dr. Sarah Cook.

A case the underscores the importance of looking into any lesion that changes—even if you’ve have it forever.

Three strikes and you’re out! That was the New Year’s resolution for one Saskatoon clinic for patients who ghost on appointments.

Young men and teenage boys are learning to see their faces and bodies as projects to measure and optimize.

Now in retirement, Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on the thoughtful personal stories and the proverbial last words that grace the pages of CMAJ.

Why a single province-wide EMR is worth the quest.

A good physician friend of mine said he was headed to Dallas to take the American College of Lifestyle Medicine exam—and it piqued my curiosity.

Lawsuits and legislation in the U.S. are testing how far pharmacists can go in declining medications based on personal beliefs.