Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Thinking you might want to try something new? In this "Cool Jobs" series, we highlight some inspiring Canadian physicians who are doing something a little different

Thinking you might want to try something new? In this 'Cool Jobs' series, we highlight some inspiring Canadian physicians who are doing something a little different.

New fees for English-language universities announced by the Quebec government is meant to bolster the francophone university system.

Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis is the most prevalent form of the condition, affecting about 2% of teens. Approximately seven times more teenage girls than boys are afflicted with it, says the report released Monday.

We have often been warned of the dangers of high-heeled shoes, but flats are not problem-free either

Study lead Nicole Culos-Reed, a professor in the faculty of kinesiology, would like to see an exercise program included in children's clinical care.

Examination of a patient's back spots reveals a multitude of unexpected—and appreciated—information, says Dr. Robert Dickson.

The vagus nerves also play a part in why socializing, sex and sports are good for our health.