calm in the chaos: canadian medical association’s first indigenous leader takes helm
dr. alika lafontaine will now be a spokesperson for the group that has been advocating for canadian health-care professionals and patients by engaging with governments, communities and other stakeholders for about 155 years.
why heart health is different for women: 'she was having a heart attack, but made her son lunch before going to the emergency room'
because women tend to put the needs of others first, experience heart attacks differently than men and face distinct risk factors depending on life stage, they are more vulnerable to heart disease, says dr. sherryn rambihar, cardiologist at toronto's mackenzie health.