The race for global clinical trials is real, and so is our progress. These examples, and many others, show that Canada is ...
Mental health and substance use health services have historically developed as separate systems, a divide that continues to ...
At 14 years old, Braden Peters was ready to ascend. He was fed up with his round face, acne breakouts and shrimpy build and ...
Over the past dozen years, every health system in the Western world has moved from struggling with capacity issues to ...
As a medical community, we have become quite good at creating efficient streams of practice to deal with many of the issues ...
Three of the 10 referendum questions target people with temporary status. They would restrict provincially funded programs to citizens, permanent residents and holders of an undefined ...
That is particularly apparent when comparing opioids. Canada recorded 7,146 opioid-toxicity deaths in 2024, while in the Netherlands roughly 161 deaths that year involved opioids, in a population ...
At a recent Economic Club of Canada event, Scaling What Works: Advancing Healthcare Excellence Across Canada, two comments stayed with me long after discussion ended. Stephen Samis, President of Samis ...
Canada’s emergency departments (EDs) had no summer reprieve. In July, Global News reported that Montreal EDs were operating ...
We know how to prevent one of the deadliest cancers affecting women. Why aren’t we doing more of it?
But one of the most promising ways to prevent ovarian cancer is already here. It’s simple, safe, takes just a few extra ...
The use of technology to monitor workers is not new. Take, for example, the use of security cameras, keystroke loggers and screen-time monitoring. Artificial intelligence (AI), however, is introducing ...
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