Emergency Medicine

Delsie Martin left a Manitoba emergency department—where she went for help after being overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts—without having received any treatment or referrals. Instead the doctor told her 'if I get financial planning (and) if I don’t have babies, I’ll be fine.'

A man felt dizzy while swimming and then started to drown. Was it a seizure or was something else happening?

Tina Drew, president of Local 11 with the union, says one nurse recently worked more than a 20-hour shift, and it's not exceptional circumstance.

A baker, a sommelier and an astronaut candidate—all in one Canadian city.

Is a plan to ease the strain on ERs that doesn't include helping primary care doctors really a plan at all?

Getting access to these emergency measures in the short time frame in which they would be effective may not be realistic for someone who has just been assaulted.

A pharmacist from Brantford, Ontario, will soon deliver medication to Pakistan, which is suffering from extreme flooding.

Why are many FPs eschewing comprehensive, cradle-to-grave practices, and what does it mean for longitudinal care?