How can we improve access to dental care in Canada?
Going to the dentist is too expensive for many Canadians. Dr. Robert Schroth explains why your dentist bill is so hefty and how we can help all Canadians have access to proper dental care.
L’inefficacité de l’assurance-médicaments privée coûte 5 milliards de dollars chaque année aux entreprises
Les régimes privés sont généralement inefficaces et coûtent au-delà de 5 milliards de dollars chaque année aux entreprises. Pourquoi les entreprises et les assureurs acceptent-ils autant de gaspillage?
Will senior care in Canada break the bank?
Will the cost of senior care in Canada one day break the bank? Probably not, contrary to common perceptions.
Measles outbreaks: When celebrities get in the way of science
Will the cost of senior care in Canada one day break the bank? Probably not, contrary to common perceptions.
Why it is critical we learn from past healthcare mistakes
The health care system in Canada is not always perfect. Mistakes are made, but Dr. Joshua Tepper believes it is critical we learn from past healthcare mistakes in order to improve the quality of services.
Saskatchewan has the highest rates of HIV in Canada. Can we create an AIDS-free generation?
Over the last few years, Saskatchewan has experienced alarming spikes in the number of HIV cases.
Why Canada needs a national pharmacare program
Canada is currently the only developed country with a universal health-care system that does not include universal coverage of prescription drugs. And paradoxically is the most expensive one.
A Supreme Court case that could change the face of the Canadian health care system
The BC Supreme Court will soon be ruling on a constitutional challenge that may very well change the face of health care in Canada.
Is CPR overused? When is it ok for doctors to let someone die?
Will the cost of senior care in Canada one day break the bank? Probably not, contrary to common perceptions.
Why is it so hard to get help for mental illness in Canada
In Canada, only one in five people with depression gets appropriate treatment. And in Ontario, only one in three patients discharged from psychiatric hospitalization will get a follow-up within the month. Why is Canada doing so poorly in helping people with mental illness?
