Healthy Debate1d
‘We have to be very cautious’: Experts speak out on dangers of avian flu outbreak
We asked a group of experts how concerned we need to be in light of the recent infection in B.C., and what – if anything – we ...
Healthy Debate2d
Ontario’s physician wage-gap: Myth vs. fact
Through further research and advocacy efforts, we are hopeful that physician compensation will eventually reflect merit and ...
Healthy Debate3d
Double standards: How one twin’s health opens doors while the other faces barriers
The journey of a parent to twins underscores both the strengths and the shortcomings of the system of evaluations and ...
Healthy Debate4d
A plea to maskless health-care workers from vulnerable patients
Many vulnerable patients are also unable to mask for a number of reasons. They may be nauseous, need oxygen, in the midst of ...
Healthy Debate9d
Links between the chemical industry and governments pose a threat to Canadian health
Canada and its Pesticide Management Regulatory Agency see industry and its trade secrets as more worthy of protection than ...
Healthy Debate10d
Beating the administrative burden: How digital health tools can save family medicine
As primary care physicians, our goal is simple: provide the best care possible to our patients, who are at the heart of our ...
Healthy Debate11d
Cutting for comfort: Understanding the role of palliative surgery
In modern medicine, the term “surgery” conjures images of curative interventions. A paradigm shift, however, is emerging with ...
Healthy Debate8d
Our Kids’ Health Network
It's time to treat misinformation as the public health crisis it truly is, particularly among youth in marginalized Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities.
Healthy Debate9d
We must tackle misinformation. Our youth’s health depends on it
It is time to treat misinformation as the public health crisis it truly is, particularly among youth in marginalized Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities. Already underserved by ...