Rethinking –Retraining our Realities as Anthropologists

Retraining family physicians to deliver our babies.

Inadequate access to maternity care services is increasingly a problem in Canada owing to health human resource shortages among obstetricians, family doctors, midwives, and nurses who participate in maternity care teams.1 The issue is particularly troublesome for pregnant women residing in rural and remote areas who often have to travel to receive integrated and safe maternity care.2 Considerin...

Rethinking Voter Coercion: The Realities Imposed by Technology

When the Australian secret ballot was introduced in the 1850s, it not only provided privacy for those voters who wanted it, but it also effectively eliminated coercion by allowing no viable means for voters to prove their votes to third parties. In an environment where the privacy of voters is enforced by independent observers, coerced voters could freely express their true preferences while ma...

Rethinking our approach to blood-borne viruses

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Drug-induced weight gain: Rethinking our choices.

Weight gain secondary to medications is a potentially modifiable risk. Here's how to optimize drug choices for patients with several common conditions.

Rethinking our approach to physical activity.