The ‘A’ words – autism and advocacy – go hand in hand
With early intervention and the right supports, children with autism can learn and thrive. But too many doors are closed to these children
Opioids are killing Canadians in the thousands
Abstinence-based treatment is ineffective. We need to invest heavily in harm reduction strategies
Steer clear of the Big Money Club when crafting national pharmacare
Prescription drug policy in Canada ought to be decided in the interest of Canadians, not based on the power of industry sector lobbies
Oil tanker moratorium drives a deep wedge
Bill C-48 divides Canadians and betrays the promise of Confederation
Don’t let the Senate kill the food labelling bill
Let’s make industry’s job of marketing to kids easier by not letting them do it in the first place
It’s time the Senate worked efficiently, for all Canadians
The health of our children is at stake. Bill S-228 should be brought to a vote in the upper chamber
New breast screening guidelines fail Canadian women
Outdated material used by the task force could result in the deaths of far too many women. A new set of guidelines must be drawn up
Food Guide falls short for those with frailty and chronic illness
Malnutrition is too common in vulnerable populations. We need to remedy this by adapting the new guide
Address your fear of dying, express end-of-life care wishes
As physicians, we see death made worse and more painful every day by poor advance care planning
