As someone living with complex chronic inflammatory illnesses, mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) and Myalgic ...

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If we wanted to understand what it takes to win a Super Bowl, we definitely would be listening to what seven-time winner Tom Brady has to say. We also would listen to teams that lost. Their ...

Lying in a cold operating room surrounded by the health-care team, I watched trainees gather around to observe my surgery. Their presence was anticipated, given the central role hospitals play in ...

Care in the Canadian context has always included something less measurable: time, attention and human connection. The ability of a clinician to listen, interpret nuance and respond with empathy is not ...

I grew up in Ontario. This is where I attended elementary school, high school and completed my undergraduate bachelor’s degree. When I decided to study medicine abroad, it wasn’t because I wanted to ...

Loneliness and social isolation are recognized as severe public health challenges in this age of fast-changing lifestyles, technology and information.

A new health trend rarely arrives quietly. It usually comes with a promise: better sleep, more energy, less inflammation, sharper focus, improved metabolism or a more “optimized” life. It sounds ...

In the four years I accompanied my wife Suzanne as she endured the diagnoses and treatment for breast cancer, the most shocking moment came just five days before she died. Suzanne had collapsed at ...

The successful implementation of the Canadian Health Act (CHA) reform due to take place in April 2026 will depend on provincial cooperation rather than competition between health-care professionals, ...

The message from the global roundtable organized by the World Dementia Council and the Alzheimer’s Society – biomarkers alone will not fix dementia care. The Biomarker Translation: From Innovation to ...