The case for cracking down on codeine Walmart invests in drone service provider after hundreds of successful home deliveries The Spanish flu and historical amnesia Historians wonder why, after the 1918/19 pandemic, society almost immediately acted like it never happened. Problem solved: What should I know before signing a contract to work somewhere? Three of your fellow physicians share their wisdom on what you should know before signing a contract to work somewhere. Sexual side effects in the age of polypharmacy and comorbidities Finding the cause of sexual dysfunction can take some detective work. Talking to patients about sex How can physicians create a trusting environment to have those sometimes-difficult conversations? Border quarantine to soon lift for fully vaccinated Canadians Legal column: The thing speaks for itself A routine hysterectomy, but two sutures were inadvertantly placed in the bladder wall. What can one say to get off the hook? Defendants try. Painted Voices: Sudbury writers publish chapbook about St. Joseph's hospital What started as a simple writing prompt in early 2020 turned into a "labour of love'' dedicated to St. Joseph's Health Centre. When you’re not in sync Dr. Ginevra Mills writes about the challenge: Sometimes, you and your partner have different libidos. How can you talk it out and improve the relationship? And now it’s women’s turn Move over Viagra: Advances in treatments for female sexual dysfunction include a pharmacological ‘game changer.’ The soap opera need Dr. Perle Feldman says stories are a part of a doctor’s process: learning about sex and maybe love. First Previous 695 696 697 698 699 Next Last
