Discussions

I'm sleeping, nestled in my soft duvet, on a Saturday morning in June. No school, no activities. Just this. So deep a sleep I'm not even dreaming. So deep I don't hear footsteps.

In Canada, about 15% of the population experience the winter blues, while 2%-to-6% experience seasonal affective disorder.

A recent international comparison of healthcare systems ranked Australia as the top performer—Canada was ranked seventh.

An FP urges specialist colleagues to reject bureaucratic terminology that diminishes the physician–patient relationship.

How a hundred-year-old theory explains today's governance crisis.

Dr. John Crosby interviews Dr. Carlos Yu about how group-based care can be beneficial to both physicians and patients.

The forgotten hike of George Hincks and Marshall McDougall and the related advocacy efforts of the Amputations Association of the Great War—a predecessor organization of today’s War Amps—speaks to an earlier generation of activism that remains largely untold.

At his walk-in, Dr. Robert Dickson comes across a rather uncommon (especially in the age group) case of a rash.

At international conference, Dr. Jeremy Grimshaw argues audit and feedback is a cost-effective, ready-to-use tool to improve care in primary practice.

Grass underfoot, scraped knees and real friends taught us more than any device ever could. It’s time to bring kids back outdoors.