Nova Scotia passed legislation on Dec. 15, 2011, requiring all skiers and snowboarders—children
and adults—to wear a helmet. This likely constitutes the world’s toughest such rules …

Two Toronto street nurses have turned into political activists in their struggle to stop the
homeless from dying in the streets. Alicia Odette and Cathy Crowe helped initiate and publicize …

S1P has been proposed to contribute to cancer progression by regulating tumor proliferation,
invasion, and angiogenesis. We developed a biospecific monoclonal antibody to S1P to …

In March of last year, CMAJ's editors and many of its stakeholders feared for the journal's
future. The editor-in-chief had been fired, the Journal Oversight Committee disbanded and a …

To see if these articles have been mistaken for evidence-based articles, I searched Google
Scholar for citations of Holiday Review articles published in 1999-2006 and then reviewed …

Barbara J. Sibbald/ SEEING Page 1 Barbara J. Sibbald/ SEEING Soft flakes of snow chase
one another through the air. Some dangle tenuously from branches, cling to dead, dry leaves, …

… Barbara J. Sibbald, who lives a normal life in Ottawa with her family and 36-year-old redeared
turtle, makes her living as a medical and health journalist, but lives to write fiction. So far, …

You may have noticed that The Left Atrium has morphed, in this issue, into Humanities. The
change in name highlights systemic changes throughout the section that are designed to …

[Debbie Lyons] took a circuitous route to her present career as community nurse in
Mayerthorpe, Alberta. Dogged by nursing cuts as she followed her RCMP husband from one …

Borodin’s alarm went off at its long-set 5: 20 am time. The renowned vascular surgeon bolted
upright in his single bed and was overcome with a sense of acute, profound dread. Should …