When culturally specific care is allowed to vanish under another name, we all lose a piece of the commons we rely on.

The new “Continuity of Care” measure has good intentions but comes with severe penalties and without necessary checks and ...

The health implications of this, presented in a Lancet article this past summer from some of the leading figures in the fields of planetary boundaries and planetary health states – unsurprisingly – ...

The coming Annual Meeting of Members (AMM) of the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) Oct. 29 is not just another ...

Unless governments act, Canadians will continue to wait in dangerous conditions – and more families will face tragic, ...

While family medicine is exploring how to prepare doctors for team-based primary care, other health professions lack ...

Addressing rising mental health rates will undoubtedly require a range of different tools, both pharmacological and ...

Not only did Ontario's move to allow pharmacists to prescribe for certain minor ailments reduce ED strain, but it also ...

The Book of Revelations in the New Testament lists the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as conquest, war, famine and death, while in the Old Testament’s Book of Ezekiel they are sword, famine, wild ...

Make no mistake my friends, as Premier Doug Ford often says, public health is coming to an end in Ontario. As the sixth – and largely preventable – wave (perhaps more appropriate, tsunami) of COVID-19 ...

The Personal Health Navigator is available to all Canadian patients. Questions about your doctor, hospital or how to navigate the health care system can be sent to AskPaul@Sunnybrook.ca Question: I ...

This week, Toronto Public Health warned that a young adult in the city had the measles, after getting it while travelling. These stories are no longer uncommon; there have been outbreaks of measles in ...