Michael Gordon, MD, MSc, FRCPC

For the primary care physician who may see an increase in the number of older patients reporting nonspecific cognitive issues, the questions will be when to intervene and how?

Medicine’s history is of slow, incremental progress with many pauses, reverses, and explosive accelerations.

For those of us who have been involved in medicine for decades, the growing revitalization of interest in the arts and humanities within medicine is very welcome.

In modern health care facilities, medical ethics are embedded into the complexities of the clinical decision-making process.

There is a growing body of scientific evidence to support the biologic importance of music in the structure and function of the human brain.