Emergency Medicine

by François Paquet and Yves Lessard

A new epinephrine auto-injector literally talks users through the injection process.

Before you dash off to a foreign land, educate yourself to make sure you’ll be a help rather than a hindrance

Surveillance alert confirms new strain is responsible for a number of recent outbreaks of gastrointestinal illness in healthcare facilities in the province.

Thousands of patients are dying in hospitals each year because there are not enough doctors or nurses, research shows.

By this time, you've either had the flu, cared for a patient with the flu or know a friend or loved one who has been laid up for days with it.

Primary care doctors appear to be satisfied with their jobs, but are slower in offering appointments to patients compared to counterparts in several other developed countries, a new survey suggests.

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