Coffee pods: The new eco-villain The K-Cup backlash has prompted the disposable coffee system’s inventor to change his tune
A doctor sees the health care system—through his fatherWhen Dr. Brian Goldman’s father had a heart attack, he experienced first-hand the jargon, hints and deceptions of the medical system.
Breaking the silence on sexual assault: Frat brothers speak outWaterloo’s Theta Psi fraternity brothers seek to bust the myth that frats are bastions of debauchery and misogyny
Newsmaker of the day: Morbillivirus (Measles) Newsmaker, Jan. 25: What are measles, and why is it happening in California?
The future of machines with feelingsExperts say machines that monitor and respond to our emotions will soon be ubiquitous: What could go wrong?
How your brain can heal itselfGroundbreaking research offers new hope for people with chronic pain, multiple sclerosis and more
Back in the spotlight: Prince Andrew hangs with the world’s elite in Davos How to ignore a sex scandal? Hang out with rich people.
In the Dawg house at DalhousieAt the heart of the university’s latest controversy: free speech and a popular hotdog vendor called the Dawgfather
Why do Canada’s medical schools avoid the subject of abortion? Thirty-one per cent of Canadian women under 45 have had an abortion — yet many schools simply won’t teach it.
Pamela Anne Catton, 1953-2014Following in her father’s footsteps, she became a radiation oncologist and pushed the boundaries of cancer care