Medical aid in dying is not being driven by factors such as poverty, isolation, or lack of access to proper palliative care, according to a new study by Canadian researchers.

Editor-in-chief Dr. Andreas Laupacis said all content on the weekly online edition is now free to the public, with previously published material set to become available in March.

Many participants in a McMaster University study who are polyamorous say they are unlikely to disclose their relationship to a health-care provider "unless it was medically relevant."

A family doctor in Ontario is trying to raise awareness of suicide among physicians after her own experience of depression brought on by burnout while she trained as a resident.

A new Canadian Medical Association Journal commentary is calling on Canada's health minister to pull high-strength opioids from the Canadian market using a Canadian law known as 'Vanessa's Law.'

A University of Saskatchewan study shows virtual reality improves learning among first and second year students at the College of Medicine.

Nearly one million Canadians opted for emptier grocery bags and colder homes in order to pay for prescription drugs in 2016.

The study tracked adults in Ontario who went to hospital because of a motorcycle or automobile crash from 2007 through 2013.

Non-nicotine e-cigarettes, which come in hundreds of flavours, do not require government approval to be sold and make up a large part of the market in Canada.

According to a new study, the longstanding policy of sending First Nations children to residential schools has contributed to the diabetes epidemic seen on reserves today.