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Medical science has now explained hot flashes — and help may be on the way January 6, 2023
A modest proposal: Chief Medical Officers of Health should report to their legislature April 4, 2022
Can’t look away: in Don’t Look Up, science, media and power collide in a train wreck that you can’t unsee January 30, 2022
Why Ottawa can’t deliver September 15, 2021
On vaccines, the Globe and Mail’s editorial is not giving it to us straight December 13, 2020

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Medical science has now explained hot flashes — and help may be on the way
A modest proposal: Chief Medical Officers of Health should report to their legislature
Can’t look away: in Don’t Look Up, science, media and power collide in a train wreck that you can’t unsee
Why Ottawa can’t deliver
On vaccines, the Globe and Mail’s editorial is not giving it to us straight
Four misconceptions about COVID-19
Worse than stupid: Trump withdraws funding for the WHO
What is the evidence for medical use of cannabis?
Medical cannabis use carries a risk of dependence and of lung cancer
The anti-vaccination movement goes back more than 150 years: its history holds lessons for today

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