Wendy Glauser

Should someone with depression be assisted in ending their life? It’s a question that many in health care are currently wrestling with. And it’s not a hypothetical one.

Jan 18, 2016

by Wendy Glauser

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Jan 7, 2016

by Wendy Glauser Joshua Tepper

8 steps toward addressing Indigenous health inequities

Dec 30, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Vanessa Milne Andreas Laupacis

Looking back on our biggest stories of 2015

Dec 10, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Maureen Taylor Debra Bournes

Why do so many nursing home residents end up in emergency departments?

Dec 7, 2015

by Wendy Glauser

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Nov 26, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Debra Bournes Michael Nolan

In limbo: Why patient transfers between hospitals needs improving

Nov 12, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Michelle Stasiuk Maureen Taylor

When it’s a zebra: Does Canada need a rare disease strategy?

Oct 29, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Joshua Tepper Jeremy Petch

Empowering the elderly in Japan: lessons for home care in Canada

Oct 22, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Timothy Caulfield

Is wisdom teeth removal really warranted?

Oct 15, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Mike Tierney Michael Nolan

Sedation at the end of life: a legal grey zone

Oct 8, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Timothy Caulfield Debra Bournes

Confused about the mixed messages on GMO foods? Here’s what the evidence says

Oct 1, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Joshua Tepper

Why are mental health disorders and addictions treated separately?

Sep 25, 2015

by Wendy Glauser

Is a large cut to methadone-providing doctors justified or putting patients at risk?

Sep 24, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Verna Yiu Andrew Remfry

Are we training too many doctors, or too few? Why no one really knows

Sep 17, 2015

by Wendy Glauser Michelle Stasiuk Maureen Taylor