How medical experts decide which treatments should be used for COVID-19Ontario has formed two special committees to sift through emerging research on how best to treat he new disease Why we need income stabilization benefits for MDs ER tales: The white walkers Over the last month, I’ve seen many patients who stay home and hope their symptoms will resolve, too terrified to come to the ER Letters to my younger self Doctors offer some thoughts on life and medicine that they wish they knew when they were young. Lasting lessons from a virus Those of us who survive the COVID-19 pandemic will undoubtedly be taking something of the coronavirus with us into the future Miss Daisy driving Leading the Way: Listening to physician leaders The gift of reflection Rushing coronavirus vaccines and treatments could do more harm than good While it may seem counter-intuitive, even in times of desperate measures and rapid response, science still requires time to make rigorous and robust conclusions The inconvenience of good science What motivates people to question the wisdom of scientific experts and sound evidence-based medicine during a pandemic? Books: A tragicomedy in medicine Dr. Adam Kay’s memoir demonstrates that a sense of humour both masks and helps us cope with deeper wounds the work inflicts on us Feedback: The challenges of running late in clinic Doctors share their opinions on some of the most popular stories in our previous issue. First Previous 321 322 323 324 325 Next Last
