medicine

UAlberta course takes students to inner city

Department head calls incident ’terrible’

Students eligible for $12,000 grants for every 6 months they work in an area of need

England and Australia methodically track artificial joints. The U.S. is launching a registry. And Canada?

Why medical research can be ’misleading, exaggerated, or flat-out wrong’

Combining foods and pharmaceuticals is a booming business riddled with controversial claims

A Harvard-trained M.D. talks about going ‘crazy’ and the struggle to stay sane

Free trade with the EU could hurt the sick and ailing in the Third World

Dan Hill on the craziness of families, fame—and therapists

Researchers are working on a more individual approach to each tumour