Stories from retirement: Taking a stand on spidersI named my seven-legged spider Seven. I picked a gender-neutral name because, well, it was difficult to tell what I was dealing with. I wanted to make contact, so whenever I saw it I would say its name softly and gently, so it would learn Stories from retirement: Do I contain multitudes?I have been many things in my life, I have worn many roles, and I’m not sure what to do with them when I finally take them off. Are they still mine, or did I just borrow them before? Has the OMA lost its way? A new task force is proposing governance changes that will strip council of its decision-making authority—members shouldn't let that happen Antibiotic-resistant infections could destroy our way of life: New report The new report lays out a four-step strategy to confront the impending crisis of antimicrobial resistance The perils of morning for Dr. Mom Just when these stressful, guilt-laden mornings pile high enough to make me wish for the lonely early mornings back, the morning I always dreamed of finally arrives. Canada's generic drug shortage dilemma If we are to solve the ongoing problem of drug shortages, we need to think about how to become less reliant on international supply chains Savouring the simple thank you I've got shelves with porcelain reindeer, a bird clock, hockey pucks signed by retired NHL players, and wood carvings Where now on health after a divisive federal election? Socialized medicine: What’s in a name? Stories from retirement: Elysian fields First Previous 393 394 395 396 397 Next Last
