Emergency Medicine

It wasn't until 2022 that stiff person syndrome gained global attention as the affliction that forced megastar Céline Dion to cancel concerts due to her own debilitating symptoms.

If you brush your teeth twice a year, see your dentist three times a day. Old dad joke by an old dad.

The critical danger point outdoors for illness and death from relentless heat is several degrees lower than experts once thought.

Low sodium associated with greater need for emergency antihypertensives.

Having had the privilege to re-write so many patients epilogues through his care, Dr. Hector Baillie reflects on the complicated task of creating his own.

Schools are still in session, and as Ontario experiences a lengthy heatwave, a pediatrician talks about the impact of extreme heat on kids, especially those in classrooms with no air conditioning.

A rare instance of nitric acid burns sheds light on the dangers inherent in medical training, as well proper knowledge of how to promptly treat chemical burns.

Hospital-acquired hyponatremia “continues to be an important risk for hospital inpatients," ISMP Canada said. Here's how to prevent it