PATIENTS &
PRACTICE
Chief
diplomat: Pensive National
Chief Phil Fontaine fights for healthcare dollars, calmly.
Heart
saver: Blood thinners save cancer patients
after heart attack.
Off
the beaten track: US report says you should
think twice before taking antipsychotics off label.
Driving
you mad: Patients who keep driving long after
they should.
Hyper-awareness:
Which hypertension drugs can boost diabetes risk?
Speed
over standard: White blood cell ratio differentiates
tonsillitis from mononucleosis.
Medical
milestones: The British judge medicines
greatest achievements.
Syndrome
X: Get to the bottom of the controversy over
metabolic syndrome.
Waiting,
and waiting: Wait times in Ontario's EDs
worry health minister.
Vitamins
debunked: What to Tell Your Patients about
supplements.
And
the Merck Manual goes to...: Check out this
years best medical blogs.
Hayfever
jab: Cochrane review dispels fears about
allergy shots.
Gastric
surgery 101: GPs have lots to learn about
gastric banding.
Rube
awakening: The rigours of being on-call in
the backwoods.
Practice Management
R-E-S-P-E-C-T:
Becoming a doctor doesn't innoculate you against harassment.
Before
they go go: If you want to improve your practice,
find out why employees are heading out.
POLICY
& POLITICS
Quick
fixes: A new plan for First Nations health
has short term goals.
Hot-button
hospital funding: Dr Brian Days latest
controversial cause.
Traitor
within: Protect your patient roster when
a partner leaves.
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A
crusade for chumps: The Pulse finds the war
on drugs to be clinically mad.
Trauma
tussle: NBs top two cities fight for
tertiary trauma centre dollars.
Outrageous
advice: Quebec radio psychiatrist Doc Mailloux
stripped of medical licence.
Hatchet
job: BCs health minister pays dearly
for firing Vancouver health authority boss.
Mental
health muddle: Quebecs latest changes
are opposed by many doctors.
Race
to the finish: Quebec election for 2008 CMA
presidency kicks off.
ADVANCES
IN MEDICINE
Leave
it to beaver: Canadian surgeons develop new
procedure for tongue cancer patients.
A
recipe for disease: University of Alberta
scientists complete the Human Metabolome Project.
Toys
for docs: A sneak peek at the latest medical
gadgets.
PHYSICIAN
LIFE
Consumed
by disease: Dr Kevin Pattersons vivid
portrait of life in the North.
Infectious
fiction: excerpt from a new novel of the
North.
Career
boy: IM resident struggles to tame his own
medical ambitions.
Personal Finance
Digesting
investing: Squirrel
away some dough for retirement.
Departments
Editorial:
Quebec rolls the dice on mental health
Editorial:
Calm in the face of urgency
Editorial:
Cartoon
Editorial:
Letters
News
in brief:
Across
Canada: News highlights
from coast to coast to coast.
Medical
History in Brief: Take
a walk down medicine's oft-strange memory lane.
Sudoku
puzzle: Test your
'rithmetic skills.
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