Discussions

It's a beautiful dream, but I don't think it will achieve what its advocates promise—especially for patients.

A muddy, smokey and fun music festival is all very well, but what can such an experience teach us about our profession?

A patient at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic is concerned about her rash, but only because it's itchy.

Patients and their providers increasingly face limited or nonexistent supplies of drugs, many of which treat conditions such as cancer, heart disease and bacterial infections. But why?

The Ontario government wants the money it lent doctors during the struggles of the pandemic back. But what is it planning to use that money for exactly?

Dr. Jabir Jassam shares amusing and lighthearted anecdotes about a patient with a language barrier.

I'm questioning if our next generation of learners is at severe disadvantage right now and how we can help them.

A recent network meta-analysis investigated the mid- to long-term metabolic effects of antipsychotics in randomized controlled trials of 13 weeks’ duration or longer in patients with schizophrenia.