Objective The authors examined the effect of patients' style of clinical presentation on primary
care physicians' recognition of depression and anxiety. Method The subjects were 685 …

We examined physician characteristics associated with the recognition of depression and
anxiety in primary care. Fifty-five physicians treating a total of 600 patients completed …

Medical cannabis access has been legalized in more than 30 countries worldwide and
popularity among patients is increasing rapidly. Cannabinoid-based treatments have been …

Members in the Department of Family Medicine of a university teaching hospital were
surveyed to find out their involvement in caring for cancer patients. Respondents indicated that …

Background There has been a precipitous decline in authorizations for medical cannabis
since non-medical cannabis was legalized in Canada in 2018. This study examines the …

This article describes the development of a physician well-being committee at the Sir Mortimer
B. Davis-Jewish General Hospital. It discusses the issue of physician stress, outlines the …

Aim: Among treatments for chronic non-cancer pain (CNCP), cannabinoid-based medicines
(CBMs) have become extremely popular. Evidence remains modest and limited primarily to …

Most family physicians state that they “do psychotherapy” and yet are often unclear as to
whether they are using a supportive or an insight-oriented approach. This paper discusses short…

The Native people of Northern Quebec/Labrador Peninsula face a growing conflict over the
use of their traditional homeland for military flight training. The low-level flight training that …

Fletcher concludes in his CMAJ editorial that because cannabis has not been through the
regulatory approval process es required of pharmaceutical medications, doctors should not “…