The battle over new tuition fees for medical residents at the University of Toronto is far from
over, the university warns. Even though first-year residents will not have to pay the $1950 …

Ontario medical tuition rates have increased by about 5% every year since 2000, according
to an analysis by the Ontario Medical Students Association (OMSA). This steady rise follows …

In their Sept. 7, 2010 editorial, Hébert and colleagues touch on a critical subject: the
complicated relationship between industry and medical education. 1 The authors rightly …

Even though residents at the University of Toronto successfully protested the levying of
tuition fees recently, trainees at other institutions have not been so lucky (see accompanying …

The petition was set up by the Student Medical Reform Group following CMA delegates' vote
last August to support allowing private health insurance and private-sector health services …

(ACGME) became the sole accreditor for MD and DO graduates in the United States. 1 In a
Letter to the Editor in the Journal of Graduate Medical Education, Terry and Lavertue …

Dear Editor: The world currently spends $100 billion annually on medical education [1]. This
seems like a massive amount at a macroeconomic level. At a microeconomic level, medical …

(CFP) to examine its relationship with the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
Fortunately, our Editorial Advisory Board recently met to discuss this issue, and, despite the …

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on graduate medical education has failed to answer
(or even address in some instances) some of the most important questions that the US …

The $113 000 I will owe the National Bank after 4 years of medical school doesn't phase me
one iota. Partly because this amount is actually below the average, 1 but more importantly …