More Ontarians Living with Chronic Disease
The number of patients living with chronic disease in Ontario is on the rise, finds a new OMA report. Alarming new figures have led doctors to call on patients to play an important role in the management of chronic disease more...

OMA Commends New Jersey for Putting Calories on Menu
Ontario’s doctors congratulate New Jersey for legislation requiring restaurants to post calories on menus and menu boards. The OMA wants to see similar action from chain restaurants and school boards across Ontario.  more...

OMA Statement on Physician Assistants
Ontario’s doctors were disappointed to learn that the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario has called into question the role and abilities of physician assistants in the province more...

Stopping Smoking Before Surgery Could Save Millions
Ontario’s Anesthesiologists are again urging patients to stop smoking before surgery in order to protect their own health  more...

OMA Statement – 54 new medical school spaces
Ontario’s doctors commend the provincial government for its investment into 54 new medical school spaces. more...

Ontario’s Doctors Call for Calorie Labelling on Fast Food and Cafeteria Menus
The OMA is calling for calorie counts to be shown prominently on chain restaurant and school cafeteria menus and menu boards. By revealing the caloric content of fast foods, consumers will be better equipped with the information needed to make healthier choices.  more...

Getting a Doctor and an Electronic Medical Record will Strengthen Health Care System
A study released by the Ontario Health Quality Council illustrates the need to remain vigilant in getting every Ontarian a family doctor and expanding access to Electronic Medical Records (EMRs)  more...