There's too much red tape in Canadian health care
  • Feb 27, 2026

There's too much red tape in Canadian health care

  • Healthing
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  • Margot Burnell and Corinne Pohlmann
We need to improve virtual health care for the disabled – especially in winter
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  • Feb 27, 2026

We need to improve virtual health care for the disabled – especially in winter

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Jessica Slice
Patients not showing up for medical appointments is putting a strain on our health care system
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  • Feb 26, 2026

Patients not showing up for medical appointments is putting a strain on our health care system

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Shannon Moneo
The AI we get may not be the AI we need: Why physician-led governance is essential
  • Feb 26, 2026

The AI we get may not be the AI we need: Why physician-led governance is essential

  • Healthy Debate
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  • Jane Purvis, Chandi Chandrasena
The challenge of whether to fund promising new drugs
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  • Feb 26, 2026

The challenge of whether to fund promising new drugs

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
Are we really overdiagnosing mental illness?
  • Feb 22, 2026

Are we really overdiagnosing mental illness?

  • The Guardian
A better balance is needed on medically assisted death
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  • Feb 22, 2026

A better balance is needed on medically assisted death

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • The Editorial Board
Federal, provincial governments in need of an addiction intervention
  • Feb 20, 2026

Federal, provincial governments in need of an addiction intervention

  • Healthy Debate
It's past time we ended the stigma around menstruation – period
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  • Feb 20, 2026

It's past time we ended the stigma around menstruation – period

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Sheema Khan
Immunization registries: an essential tool for measles elimination in Canada
  • Feb 18, 2026

Immunization registries: an essential tool for measles elimination in Canada

  • CMAJ
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  • Elizabeth M. Brown, Catharine Chambers and Sarah E. Wilson
I was a Moderna exec when the Covid vaccine rolled out. That spirit of possibility is no more
  • Feb 18, 2026

I was a Moderna exec when the Covid vaccine rolled out. That spirit of possibility is no more

  • STAT
Long Covid is still here. I know – my life came to a stop because of it
  • Feb 18, 2026

Long Covid is still here. I know – my life came to a stop because of it

  • The Guardian
We need to divorce vaccines from politics
  • Feb 17, 2026

We need to divorce vaccines from politics

  • Toronto Star
I traded my U.S. medical career for life in Canada. Here’s how the two health systems stack up.
  • Feb 15, 2026

I traded my U.S. medical career for life in Canada. Here’s how the two health systems stack up.

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Code Black
The Case for including Athletic Therapy in Canadian health benefits
  • Feb 14, 2026

The Case for including Athletic Therapy in Canadian health benefits

This is not just a health issue. It is an economic one.

  • Canadian Athletic Therapists Association
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  • Mélanie Levac
Why Ontario’s measles outbreak highlights our need for a vaccine registry
  • Feb 13, 2026

Why Ontario’s measles outbreak highlights our need for a vaccine registry

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
Pharmacare is healthcare, and Canadians can't wait any longer
  • Feb 13, 2026

Pharmacare is healthcare, and Canadians can't wait any longer

  • Doug Roth
Canada's too-strict drug price controls are a health hazard
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  • Feb 13, 2026

Canada's too-strict drug price controls are a health hazard

  • The Globe and Mail
Canada's health-care crisis is fuelled by too little public spending, not too much
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  • Feb 11, 2026

Canada's health-care crisis is fuelled by too little public spending, not too much

  • The Hill Times
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  • Danyaal Raza
An outbreak of lost trust in New Brunswick
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  • Feb 11, 2026

An outbreak of lost trust in New Brunswick

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • The Editorial Board
Data, data everywhere but nothing to connect it to health care
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  • Feb 10, 2026

Data, data everywhere but nothing to connect it to health care

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
These parliamentary studies are low-profile but have implications for access to medicines
  • Feb 10, 2026

These parliamentary studies are low-profile but have implications for access to medicines

  • Healthy Debate
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  • Adam R. Houston, Srinivas Murthy
Canada’s most dangerous drug has been identified, and it’s not opioids
  • Feb 06, 2026

Canada’s most dangerous drug has been identified, and it’s not opioids

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
I treated children for rotavirus in Denmark. The Danish vaccine schedule is no model for the U.S.
  • Feb 06, 2026

I treated children for rotavirus in Denmark. The Danish vaccine schedule is no model for the U.S.

  • STAT
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  • Michael Thwing
Fed's plans for preventative health care task force fall short
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  • Feb 04, 2026

Fed's plans for preventative health care task force fall short

  • The Hill Times
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  • JENNIE DALE
I spent nearly 20 years on a drug for restless leg syndrome. It wrecked my life
  • Feb 04, 2026

I spent nearly 20 years on a drug for restless leg syndrome. It wrecked my life

  • STAT
  • Feb 04, 2026

How Alberta Plans to Kill Public Health Care Across Canada

  • The Tyee
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  • David Climenhaga
A high school requirement for medical residency: assessing Ontario's international medical graduate policy change
  • Feb 02, 2026

A high school requirement for medical residency: assessing Ontario's international medical graduate policy change

  • CMAJ
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  • Hemant A. Shah and Priya D. Sood
As a family doctor, the nearly extinct house call is still a meaningful part of my job
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  • Feb 02, 2026

As a family doctor, the nearly extinct house call is still a meaningful part of my job

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Nicholas Pimlott
Deaths in ER waiting rooms are a policy choice
  • Feb 01, 2026

Deaths in ER waiting rooms are a policy choice

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Paul Parks
Health-care access without quality is an empty promise
  • Jan 30, 2026

Health-care access without quality is an empty promise

  • Edmonton Journal
Canada can prevent cervical cancer, but isn’t
  • Jan 29, 2026

Canada can prevent cervical cancer, but isn’t

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Anna N Wilkinson & Tara Baetz
The silence from Canadian health authorities on RFK Jr.‘s changes is alarming
  • Jan 29, 2026

The silence from Canadian health authorities on RFK Jr.‘s changes is alarming

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
Seniors in B.C. deserve better when it comes to vaccines
  • Jan 29, 2026

Seniors in B.C. deserve better when it comes to vaccines

  • Vancouver Sun
Canadians deserve up to date health guidance on alcohol
  • Jan 28, 2026

Canadians deserve up to date health guidance on alcohol

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Andrea Seale
I used to focus on my patients' health. Now with ICE, I worry about their safety
  • Jan 28, 2026

I used to focus on my patients' health. Now with ICE, I worry about their safety

  • CBC News
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  • Justin Ho
Should we do away with childhood vaccine mandates?
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  • Jan 27, 2026

Should we do away with childhood vaccine mandates?

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
Here’s what I learned from a 10-day Toronto hospital stay
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  • Jan 26, 2026

Here’s what I learned from a 10-day Toronto hospital stay

  • Toronto Star
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  • John Lorinc
Danielle Smith's hospitals boss insists health care has not collapsed
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  • Jan 22, 2026

Danielle Smith's hospitals boss insists health care has not collapsed

  • Calgary Herald
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  • Rick Bell
The quiet commercialization of primary care records
  • Jan 21, 2026

The quiet commercialization of primary care records

  • Healthy Debate
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  • Danyaal Raza
The advent of powerful weight-loss drugs is promising, but not a cure for all that ails us
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  • Jan 20, 2026

The advent of powerful weight-loss drugs is promising, but not a cure for all that ails us

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
We’re already facing the consequences of two-tier health care. Doug Ford is opening the door to make it worse
  • Jan 20, 2026

We’re already facing the consequences of two-tier health care. Doug Ford is opening the door to make it worse

  • Toronto Star

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