Migraine chez l’enfant et l’ado : ce que les parents devraient savoir
Mal de tête fréquent à l’école, absentéisme, déclencheurs : reconnaître la migraine pédiatrique et l’aborder avec son médecin de famille.
Chronic diseases & management
Educational articles on diabetes, hypertension and chronic disease management. Medical follow-up and support at the Omicron Clinic.
SLA: First Signs and Diagnostic Approach in Quebec
Faiblesse focale, fasciculations, troubles de la parole : reconnaître les premiers signes de la sclérose latérale amyotrophique et le parcours diagnostique au Québec.
Prostate Cancer Screening: The Conversation to Have
APS, rectal exam, shared decision-making: what you need to know about prostate cancer screening in Quebec and how to make an informed decision.
Migraine: 10 Food Triggers to Know
Tyramine, glutamate, alcohol: Ten common food triggers for migraine attacks and how to identify them with a food diary.
Extreme Heat and Vulnerable Populations: Preparing for Summer
Elderly, isolated, diuretic, chronic illness: who is at risk from the heatwave in Quebec, how to spot the serious signs, and how to prepare for summer in advance.
Dysphagia: Recognizing Swallowing Disorders
Difficulty swallowing, choking, weight loss: recognizing dysphagia, its main causes, and the role of the speech-language pathologist in Quebec.
Living with hidradenitis suppurativa: comprehensive management
Antibiotics, hormone therapy, biologics, surgery: modern approaches to treating and living with hidradenitis suppurativa in Canada.
Air Quality and Asthma: Protecting Yourself in the City and During Wildfires
Air quality, wildfires, smog: understanding the risks for people with asthma and COPD, and adopting the right reflexes.
Migraine or tension headache: how to tell the difference
Migraine, tension headache, cluster headache: recognize the characteristics of each and identify warning signs.
Hidradenitis suppurativa: symptoms and treatment in Quebec
Hidradenitis suppurativa (Verneuil's disease): symptoms, Hurley stages, treatments, and when to consult in Quebec. Average diagnostic delay of 7 to 10 years.