Discussions

POLL: If licensure were nationalized, would you pick up and move?

There’s been a lot of talk this week about national licensure. But if barriers to your mobility were really swept away—what would you do?
Case report: Hand rash

We use our hands almost constantly, and are quick to notice anything amiss.
Influencers in the misinformation age

I can’t fathom the energy required to keep pushing the door closed against the endless barrage of health misinformation that threatens us.
One collective voice: Family doctors must speak up to protect our profession

CFPC’s annual meeting rescheduled to Nov. 10.
The dark history of medical illustrations and the question of consent

They were pregnant. Some were prisoners. Others were the poorest of the poor, forgotten in death as in life. Yet dissection and depiction of their bodies have become the foundation of anatomical teaching.
Pharmacy forward: Global insights from FIP Copenhagen 2025

Pharmacists converged in Denmark for a groundbreaking event described as the most successful to date.
Why some autistic people don’t speak

Around a third of autistic people—children and adults alike—are unable to share what they want using speech.
Diabetes and visual impairment—you can help!

Any support you can provide to your sight-impaired patients can help keep them self-sufficient in their diabetes management.