Adverse pregnancy outcomes are linked to an elevated risk for atrial fibrillation in the long term, with the risk remaining high up to 46 years after delivery.
Canada requires international physicians to demonstrate proficiency in English or French, verify their medical credentials, and sometimes undergo additional training.
A young radiographer’s life derails after an MRI reveals MS. His journey, from relapses to stem cell therapy, set him on a path to become an MD with a unique mindset for patient care.
A simple intervention for hypertension proves effective, an editor calls for modernizing maintenance of certification, and bots and imposters pose a threat to science.
Doctors and nurses with depressive symptoms were up to 40% more likely to take sick leave in the past year, worsening staff shortages across hospitals.
A recent federal opinion offers doctors new latitude to invest in healthcare ventures, but financial entanglements can still threaten patient trust and professional integrity.
Frank Herd 