Discussions

I recently saw a pleasant, 37-year-old fair-skinned male, who was (it seemed) very healthy, with no known allergies, and only using a topical product—brought from Brazil—on his rash.

Dr. Yasmin Hummadi outlines the value of psychodermatology, an interdisciplinary field bridging psychiatry and dermatology.

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How letting go of anger, embracing silence and trading urgency for peace reveals the true art of aging.

AI scribes can reduce documentation burden, but the consent process can quickly become its own source of administrative work.

Time to review some of my brushes with summer risks and ailments.

Family physicians already operate in an environment of nonstop decision-making. Adding another layer of continuous operational tracking changes the psychology of practice itself.

Until recently, overlooked has been the loss of portable health benefits in the rest of Canada. These were defined as a major principle of medicare by Tommy Douglas in 1966, and were enshrined in the Canada Health Act of 1984.