Cardiology

Two women, both confronting the untimely mortaility of their husbands, meet in a comic book shop and offer each other real support.

As the incidence of takotsubo cardiomyopathy rise, there may be more frequent long-term impacts than previously thought.

'Our survival outcomes from cardiac arrest resuscitation have not changed very much for 60 years because we haven't developed new treatments and innovative methods. Unlike the rest of medicine, we're living in the past.'

Loneliness is now compared to smoking 15 cigarettes a day in terms of its impact on mortality.

Meet one of this year’s Technician Initiative Award winners, Melodie Spielman.

Mistakes need to be identified, analysed, reported and studied—so we don’t make them again.

A respirologist in Saskatoon received dozens of correspondence meant for two other doctors with the same last name. Who—or what—was to blame for these errors?

One in five U.S. Medicaid-insured children are exposed to major drug interactions annually, with higher risk in those with multiple medical or mental health conditions.