Night sweats, insomnia, hot flashes, mood swings, brain fog—these are just a few of the symptoms people with ovaries may experience with menopause. While I teach medical students that the depletion... Read More
Editorials
“British Columbia is going to change our clocks just one more time—and then never again.” Premier David Eby delivered this announcement on 2 March 2026, just ahead of the annual springing forward of... Read More
Cutting the Interim Federal Health Program is the wrong prescription for cost savings in health care
The strength of a health care system can be measured by its commitment to those who need it most. For decades, the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) has served as a critical, albeit temporary,... Read More
When a young person is diagnosed with cancer, conversations about survival, staging, and treatment timelines understandably dominate early visits. In busy oncology clinics, discussions about future... Read More
IV hydration spas are everywhere. I first encountered one in Las Vegas, which seemed fitting for the city—and the circumstances patrons may have endured the night prior. However, what once felt like... Read More