Many vehicular deaths are preventable. Traffic violence happens frequently but we don’t take these incidents seriously, ...

The oath to do no harm isn't a political preference; they’re enduring, evidence-based principles of healthy systems.

We doctors take an oath to honour the health of those we serve, prevent illness whenever we can and first do no harm. These values aren’t a political preference; they’re enduring, evidence-based ...

It's time to reimagine a health-care system that truly works for everyone, especially those at the intersection of social and ...

On the heels of a Canadian court approving a $32.5 billion settlement against Big Tobacco, it’s high time to ban the sale of ...

Research ethics reviews in Canada have come under the media spotlight, with claims the process is exploitative and calls for ...

In 1998, Canada eliminated measles through vaccination, surveillance and a community immunity rate above 95 per cent. For ...

Many have forgotten how serious infections from Measules, Mumps, Rubella and Varicella can be because we have not seen them ...

New report reveals growth in government funding on Ontario’s public hospital systems has been significantlyoutpaced by ...

The government can’t lose focus from other crises making life difficult for Ontarians – like a growing wage gap in the community health sector.

The future of health research depends on a balanced approach – one that fosters innovation while staying rooted in today's urgent challenges.

HPV vaccination historically has been framed as a women’s health topic, but a gender-neutral approach to prevention may boost health benefits for everyone.