Access to Paxlovid has become increasingly challenging. Canada needs to do a better job at making it more accessible to those ...

Any debate about whether to enhance the domestic supply of blood plasma by allowing payments to donors should consider these ...

At a daunting time in health care, we wanted to know what health-care experts have on their personal resolutions list for ...

New data on MAiD sheds much needed light on a topic so broiled in hysteria to seem like some sort of deranged game of ...

At a time when the problems in Canadian health care can feel overwhelming and reaching our goals seems a daunting task, we wanted to know what health-care experts have on their personal resolutions ...

An Investigative Journalism Bureau (IJB) investigation, published December 15, has revealed questionable practices – and ...

It isn’t visions of sugar plums that are dancing in the heads of health professionals this holiday season. Accessible health care for all is the gift they hope to find under their tree, with maybe a ...

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing rehabilitation medicine, removing barriers inherent in traditional services and offering novel methods to some of the 2.4 billion people the World Health ...

Calls to “enhance productivity” in health care can feel like a euphemism for “do more with less” – a bitter pill to swallow for those of us on the front lines grappling with rising patient volumes, ...

Most of us are familiar with genetic testing through products like AncestryDNA and 23andMe to explore our family trees. Some may have already used it to uncover genetic markers for chronic or terminal ...

Since my arrival at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton as president one year ago, I have made it a point to start each day by reading through the details of every safety incident report submitted by ...