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A round-up of what’s new and exciting in medical education for the 2026-27 school year.

One research team buried 1,000 pairs of underwear in more than 25 countries to study how critters in the soil helped them decompose.

It says the provincial health authority is not doing enough to make sure residents get safe, quality care.

Canadians are not eligible to apply for MAID on the basis of mental illness alone.

The October 2026 exam will be the last one offered, as PEBC prepares to roll out a new certification pathway next year.

The Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals, which represents 350 workers at the privately owned and operated Dynacare, notified the company that members would be striking after contract negotiations stalled.

The plaintiffs are also seeking ‘historic compensatory and punitive damages to penalize OpenAI for its reckless disregard for public safety,’ as well as measures to prevent future incidents.

The OCP called the pharmacist’s actions a ‘serious disregard for his professional responsibilities’ and ordered a four-month suspension.

FIP's World Congress in Montreal was a chance for Canadian pharmacists to tell their stories—and learn from others.

New benefits data points to growing use of hormone therapy to manage menopause symptoms.