When considering a treatment plan for a pregnant or breastfeeding woman with a psychiatric disorder, the risks to the mother and the fetus or newborn from both the illness and the treatments must be... Read More

The debate on the future of family practice in Canada is of the utmost urgency; it cannot be delayed until the next iteration of the Canadian Resident Matching Service returns yet another dismal... Read More

In this new column we will share clinical pearls from practising physicians, then follow them with a commentary by a local expert. —ED     In my view a transient ischemic... Read More

When managing pregnant and postpartum women with mild or moderate symptoms of psychiatric disorders, clinicians should consider using nonpharmacological treatments first. When managing women with... Read More

Depression in pregnancy During pregnancy, symptoms of depression such as changes in sleep, appetite, and energy are often difficult to distinguish from the normal experiences of pregnancy.... Read More