2/13/2026 Dr. John Crosby outlines his predictions in medicine for 2026, from two-tiered healthcare to ER wait times.
1/30/2026 I remember driving into Kitchener from Cambridge on the fourth night, wishing I was a dermatologist.
1/21/2026 I recently interviewed Dr. Anthony Miller, who’s in his second year of his family medicine integrated emergency medicine residency in Cape Breton, N.S.
1/2/2026 Here’s my suggestion for a key New Year’s resolution for 2026 for my fellow MDs.
12/5/2025 Imagine lawyers or dentists or veterinarians or anyone else being treated like this?
10/30/2025 Dr. John Crosby recounts spending Halloween at the emergency department in what he describes as the scariest night of his 78-year career.
10/20/2025 As doctors, we are constantly sitting through boring and tedious presentations. Doctors have rarely been taught how to improve their speaking skills. But becoming a good presenter can be learned just like riding a bike.
10/8/2025 Doctors are people and people get tired, crabby, angry, hungry and frustrated just like all animals and humans. When you put that together with kids, a mortgage, in-laws, different sex drives, money quarrels and child rearing approaches, I can’t believe the divorce rate is only 50% for all couples.
9/2/2025 Last November, I toured the offices of a private company that offers psychotherapy with the use of Ketamine. Here’s what I learned.
8/13/2025 I recently spoke with Dr. Ben Robert, an Ottawa medical director of long-term care, who still practices comprehensive care in his family medicine office.
7/21/2025 Together, Dr. Duncan Rozario and I have some advice about reframing the burnout discussion in the medical profession, particularly among surgeons.
6/13/2025 Dr. John Crosby spoke with another regular contributor, Dr. Ginevra Mills, to get a picture of what is exhausting the country’s birthing specialists.
