by CMAJ News | May 7, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Medical training remains a barrier to starting a family Diana Duong | CMAJ | May 7, 2021 Women in medicine have children later than the general public, but eventually catch up after training. Women in medicine wait much longer to have children than those pursuing...
by CMAJ News | May 7, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Is remote work affecting health workers’ sleep? Diana Duong | CMAJ | May 7, 2021 American health workers who spent less time in person with patients were more likely to develop insomnia during the pandemic. The stresses of the COVID-19 pandemic appear to be driving an...
by CMAJ News | Apr 27, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Should COVID-19 testing programs also screen for HIV? Diana Duong | CMAJ | April 27, 2021 The pandemic has disrupted HIV prevention and care but may present an opportunity to boost screening. The COVID-19 pandemic may be facilitating the spread of HIV, but combined...
by CMAJ News | Apr 26, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Subtle messaging changes could boost organ donor numbers Diana Duong | CMAJ | April 26, 2021 How transplant programs talk about organ donation impacts registration. Most Canadians believe organ donation is the right thing to do but motivating them to register as...
by CMAJ News | Apr 16, 2021 | Archive, Latest, Lauren Vogel
CMA urges national action to curb third wave of COVID-19 Lauren Vogel | CMAJ | April 16, 2021 Healthcare resources including vaccines should be redeployed to provinces that need them most, according to the Canadian Medical Association. The Canadian Medical Association...
by CMAJ News | Apr 16, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Featured
How can clinicians counter viral misinformation? Diana Duong | CMAJ | April 16, 2021 American misinformation is driving Canada’s infodemic, according to McGill University researchers. Canadian public health experts are grappling with how to counter widespread...
