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...
by CMAJ News | Apr 9, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Should Canada’s approach to COVID-19 and kids change with new variants? Diana Duong | CMAJ | April 9, 2021 Children and younger adults appear to be playing a bigger role in the spread of new variants of SARS-CoV-2 than previously circulating strains. Public health...
by CMAJ News | Apr 1, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Time to embrace Dr. Google? Diana Duong | CMAJ | April 1, 2021 Searching symptoms online may not be as harmful as some feared. For years, many health professionals have discouraged patients from searching online for information about symptoms, arguing it leads to...
by CMAJ News | Mar 26, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
Senior care costs and demand will nearly double in the next decade Diana Duong | CMAJ | March 26, 2021 The pandemic has laid bare the fragility of Canada’s senior care systems, but also opportunities to strengthen them. Canada isn’t prepared to meet the growing...
by CMAJ News | Mar 26, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
How can medicine close its gender pay gap? Diana Duong | CMAJ | March 26, 2021 Pay transparency and diverse representation on hiring committees are first steps to levelling the financial playing field in medicine. Women account for half of all doctors and medical...
by CMAJ News | Mar 19, 2021 | Archive, Diana Duong, Latest
How can Canada safeguard those marginalized by society as MAID expands? Diana Duong | CMAJ | March 19, 2021 The passage of Bill C7 opens up access to medical aid in dying, along with new challenges for health professionals. When Jeff Preston was hospitalized for...
