E1436 CMAJ| SEPTEMBER 13, 2021| VOLUME 193| ISSUE 36 and called for the board's
resignation for pushing “anti-democratic” changes. Dr. Clover Hemans, past president of the …

I find it curious that CMAJ published this article in June 2021 edition and yet, in the same
issue," Should Canada's approach to COVID-19 and kids change with new variants?", there …

“A worrisome phenomenon seems to be emerging in several health care settings” which
affects several medical specialties and is “due to explicitly expressed values or beliefs that …

The US population is becoming increasingly diverse. Racial and ethnic health disparities
and inequities have been extensively documented. As a discipline, family medicine can help …

Christine Vo, MD Odmara L. Barreto Chang, MD, PhD health care professions (JAMA Netw
Open 2021; 4: e213789). The 2020 United States Census Bureau revealed approximately …

Nearly two decades ago, a CMAJ commentary highlighted that the Canadian medical
students differ significantly from the general population, particularly with regard to ethnic …

We were pleased to read the article entitled “Diversity, Inclusion, and Health Equity in
Academic Family Medicine,” by Jacobs et al, which describes the diversity, inclusion, and …

In a system that has historically permitted unconscious bias and structural racism to
negatively impact the lives of underrepresented groups in many avenues of life in the US …

The CMAJ pretends to carry the torch for social justice, diversity and inclusion. This
publication has you exposed as the hypocrites you truly are, CMAJ editors. Never would I …

A diverse workforce is critical to meeting the diverse needs of our patients. Time and again,
we have seen that patients get better care from physicians who look like them, in terms of …