Emergency Medicine

In Alberta, injectable naloxone kits—which come at about a quarter of the price of Narcan (which costs $145)—are available free of charge at walk-in clinics and pharmacies.

Ontario's top medical officials say recent statistics suggest a spike in the number of deaths related to the potent opioid carfentanil, as well as an increase in the presence of the drug in the province.

Something strange happens when discomfort is either bearable or unavoidable—rather than escape it, we cope with it

Healthcare that focuses only on the patient, and does not engage family, is woefully inadequate