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machado: will 'symptom science' make it easier to live with cancer?
machado: holding leaders accountable is the only way we'll see the change we desperately need
machado: long-term care is still not ok
machado: is anything worth more than making life better for others?
machado: the trauma of a scary diagnosis isn't something you just 'get over'
machado: we need to stop blaming people for their disease
machado: telling your 'sick' story isn't always a way to make friends
machado: empathy is good for us and for healthcare professionals. yet, here we are
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international day of women and girls in science: why gender disparities in health matter
machado: survival predictions are based on math, science and past experience — but they aren't always accurate
machado: it's struggling, but there's a lot about universal healthcare that works
machado: we can't let stories of overcrowded ers, burned out staff and doctor shortages lose their sting
machado: the mess that is canada's healthcare system is proof of what happens when we ignore lived experience in favour of cost
machado: stop inferring that financial support from pharma means that advocacy groups are ineffective, biased or puppets
machado: why are we so scared of asking for a second opinion?
machado: how can we treat and prevent an illness that hides stealthily under our skin?
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machado: there's no room for stigma in health care
machado: canada's decision-makers have an all talk, no action, way about them and it stinks
machado: canada's advocates are burning out
machado: people with dementia don't lose their identity. so why do we care for them like they do?
machado: medical trauma isn't recognized as ptsd, but it should be
machado: should we be treating 'easier' chronic cancers in community hospitals?
machado: prescriptions for pleasure reimagines care in a system that can barely hold itself up
machado: change is one of the most 'insidious' stressors we face as humans
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