Treading the line between offering compassion and mitigating truthDoctors want to guide patients toward discovery and accountability but may unintentionally abet dysfunction African odysseyThree months of challenging work providing HIV/AIDS services in Africa leaves one doctor with much to contemplate Canadian MD revisits his infantryman roots Dr. Ray Wiss operated in the field while working with the Canadian Forces Medical Service in Afghanistan Tips of the Trade: The problem of problem lists Kentucky: beauty, barbecue and bourbon A tour of the ‘Bluegrass State’ has the Medical Post’s wine columnist loving its food and signature whiskey Major talent on tap at Gairdner Foundation’s 50th Past winners return to honour Canada’s premiere award for international achievements in medical research Of mice and wives and farting Rottweilers Oh, the lengths a husband will go to to evict an unwanted ‘house guest’ and earn the respect of his missus DOCTOR ART: Transfixed by Tibet Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Marion Tipple pairs her passion for the Himalayan region and its people with her love of photography Building homes on my summer vacation Is there a cure for folly? When a patient’s requests are outlandish, try to defuse the situation with a little tenderness First Previous 163 164 165 166 167 Next Last
