Politics of Health Care
There is a fifth horseman of the Apocalypse – and it is us
Healthcare’s alarming carbon footprint can no longer be ignored
The Longevity Economy: Housing policies for an aging population
Autism case highlights urgent need to reform Ontario’s regulatory colleges
What’s in the air? Aerosol transmission drawing increased attention
Exhausted PSWs need help. Regulation is the first step
Taking action on physician wellbeing
COVID-19 exposing cracks in our universal healthcare
Lost in the Weeds
Should biosimilar drugs be artificially promoted in Canada?
I’ve got cancer. Will I get the care I need during a pandemic?
Is less really better? Eliminating 3- and 4-bed ward rooms in long-term care homes
Family physicians need to be protected in a pandemic
Economic abuse: The disproportionate impacts on Black women
Canada’s failed vaccine partnership with China: The ongoing search for transparency
COVID crackdown: Fines are fine but bring on norm entrepreneurs
Popcorn and devilled eggs: Reflections as OMA, Ontario head to the bargaining table
Is Ontario’s reliance on donations to fund hospital infrastructure fair and sustainable?
In 2010, after a regional needs assessment for medical imaging, the Pembroke Regional Hospital was approved by its Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) to purchase a new MRI scanner. This new machine will allow the city and neighbouring region’s residents to be scanned locally, instead of having to drive as much as 3 hours each way …
Tensions around physicians and environmental advocacy
A poll of Canadians from earlier this year found that the environment ranks as the third most important issue to us, behind the economy and health care. In fact, Canadians are quite divided in their opinions about the environment and what we ought to be doing to protect natural resources and regulate environmental pollutants. Some of …