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Needle phobic? Nasal spray flu vaccine allays fear but has limited access in Canada

All contributions by Hanan Hammad

Hanan Hammad is a writer and strategist exploring how communication and innovation shape public understanding, particularly around health misinformation. She has worked across public, corporate and research sectors, contributing to organizations including Deloitte and the Canadian Human Rights Commission. Hanan is currently a fellow in Journalism & Health Impact at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health.

Canada needs a women’s health strategy: Lives depend on it

All contributions by Sofia B. Ahmed

Dr. Sofia B. Ahmed, MD MMSc, is a Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry and the Academic Lead – Women’s Health for the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute at the University of Alberta. 

All contributions by W. Glen Pyle

Dr. W. Glen Pyle, PhD, is a Professor of Molecular Cardiology and a member of the IMPART Network at Dalhousie Medicine and the Women’s Health Research Institute at BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre.

Self-regulation, eh? Regulatory colleges’ Quality Assurance a time tax on health professionals

All contributions by Igor Gontcharov

Igor Gontcharov, PhD, is a policy researcher and consultant in professional regulation and quality assurance based in Toronto. He has worked with health profession regulators across Canada.

The words we use: Why inclusive language in health care is about safety

All contributions by Jess Taylor-Calhoun

Jess Taylor-Calhoun is a Communications Coordinator (Editor) at Education, CAMH. Jess draws on her lived experience with neurodivergence, injury, queerness, and mental health to inform her perspectives on writing, editing, and inclusive language. She was co-author of the Health Equity and Inclusion Framework for Education and Training | CAMH, and is passionate about integrating the patient experience into mental health and substance use education and communication.

Sleepless in Scrubs: The myth of the invincible doctor

All contributions by Mohamed Elsayed Elghobashy

Mohamed Elsayed Elghobashy is a third-year medical student at the University of Toronto with interests in medical education, health equity, and neurology.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamedelghobashy2001/

I used to envy socially transitioned trans kids for having the childhood I never had. Now I am not so certain.

A roadmap for change: Building the health workforce Canadians deserve

Living with stage 4 lobular breast cancer: What I want you to know

All contributions by Kelly Puskaric

Kelly Puskaric is a proud mother of three from Windsor, Ont., and a Stage 4 breast cancer patient dedicated to raising awareness and advocating for early detection and self-advocacy.

Code Black and Blue: Nurses launch campaign against violence in the workplace

AI and the mental health crisis: Can chatbots fill the gap?

The MCAS care crisis: Canada can’t afford to look away

Three tools clinicians use to debunk viral health myths

All contributions by Muneeb Ahmed

Muneeb Ahmed is a third-year internal medicine resident at the University of Toronto with interests in artificial intelligence, medical education, and cardiology.