The future is bright

As we launch Volume 2 of Canadian Journal of Medical Special es I am so pleased with, and proud of, the results from our rst year.And looking forward to another great year.Contribu ons to this journal have brought a Canadian perspec ve to our readership.And demonstrated exactly why we need Canadian content in order to thrive and grow.We have so much exper se and talent among our healthcare professionals and it is crucial that we nd ways to share their research, experiences, and viewpoints from all over Canada.

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Canadian Journal of Medical Specialties
Published
2026-02-18
DOI
https://doi.org/10.63838/001c.157924
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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The future is bright

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Abstract

As we launch Volume 2 of Canadian Journal of Medical Special es I am so pleased with, and proud of, the results from our rst year.And looking forward to another great year.Contribu ons to this journal have brought a Canadian perspec ve to our readership.And demonstrated exactly why we need Canadian content in order to thrive and grow.We have so much exper se and talent among our healthcare professionals and it is crucial that we nd ways to share their research, experiences, and viewpoints from all over Canada.

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