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PATIENTS
& PRACTICE
From
Sx to Dx: New ovarian cancer symptom list
raises hopes of early detection.
Cancer
killer?: Toronto MDs are prescribing controversial
DCA.
Blood
count: Hematocrit appears to predict surgical
outcomes.
Crib
death debacle: SIDS recurrence in families
is exaggerated.
Rimonabant
rejection: Diet pill fails to accomplish
FDA approval.
Runaway
train: Study predicts rise in Alzheimer's,
but no help yet.
Too
much of a good thing?: What To Tell Your
Patients about vitamin D.
Practice Management
"How To" Section
The Interview
Balancing
act: Gymnast doc Melissa Hershberg raps with
NRM.
Your Practice
Get
a roomie: Sharing practice space can be a
boon — if you do it right.
Hourglass
figures: Time-wasting habits cost you dearly.
Practice
Management in Brief
Your Office
Say
goodbye to paper woes: 10 ways to better
organize your files.
Your Staff
Silence
kills: Incompetence doesn't go unnoticed
— and it shouldn't go unconfronted.
Family
ties: Being a family-friendly boss could
backfire on you.
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Your Patients
Web
medicine: How to keep your patients in line
when they go online.
Hard
@ work: Make emailing patients work for you.
POLICY
& POLITICS
A
rare consensus: National
accord still elusive on mandatory CPD.
Suer
talk: Misconduct doc
bays for College blood.
ADVANCES
IN MEDICINE
Living
longer with liver cancer: New Tx offers hope
for advanced HCC.
Toys
for docs: Smart sponges and radio-wave stethoscopes.
PHYSICIAN
LIFE
Goal-oriented:
Soccer doc Rudy Gittens is hyped up about the under-20
World Canada.
Come
by chance: Med schools must end family medicine
snobbery, our Diarist warns.
Personal Finance
Tax
smarts: Simple strategies will help you reach
your longterm investment goals.
Departments
Editorial:
Vitamin D forces docs to play killjoy.
Editorial:
Letters
Editorial:
Cartoon
Across
Canada: NB health
minister takes on a swingers’ club,
and more.
News
in brief:
Sudoku
puzzle: Test your
'rithmetic skills.
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