Latest from Dr. Laura Sang
First Person
As a family doctor, so much of my work is invisible to patients
The next time you feel frustrated that your family doctor is running late, remember we are probably helping someone through a crisis, writes Dr. Laura Sang. She details a day in the life as a family doctor in a province facing a shortage of those health-care professionals.
First Person
This is what a 16-hour hospital shift is like for me while Omicron rages
Dr. Laura Sang describes what working two back-to-back shifts is like during the Omicron wave.
First Person
The fashion industry's 'plus-size' label shames women to fit an unhealthy standard
All women, and people for that matter, deserve to feel comfortable and beautiful in the clothes they wear. This means offering the same clothes to women of all sizes and shaming no one for the number on their clothing tag.