Category Paediatric
Human Milk Banking in Guatemala City: All for All
Martha Paynter compares human milk banking practices in Guatemala City and Atlantic Canada.
Lupron: Déjà Vu All Over Again
Alice Dreger raises concerns about a pervasive pattern of non-evidence based assumptions driving practices in pediatric endocrinology.
Nubia – An Ebola Survivor Orphaned by Vaccine Policy
Séverine Caluwaerts and Françoise Baylis lament the fact that in an epidemic as deadly as Ebola, pregnant women were denied access to potentially life-saving vaccination solely on the grounds of pregnancy.
SickKids’ New Ad Campaign: Fighting words?
Michael Orsini and Anne McGuire offer a critical disability studies perspective on the Hospital for Sick Children’s latest ad campaign.
Managing Adverse Events in Health Care
Kirstin Borgerson considers responses to adverse events in mainstream and alternative medicine.
The Ethics of Human Milk Exchange and Sale
Robyn Lee critiques the inequalities and social injustices that surround human milk exchange practices.
Zika, Ableism, and Reproductive Healthcare
Celeste Orr critiques the ableism underpinning arguments for women’s access to contraception and abortion in response to the Zika virus.
