After almost five decades in medicine, there’s one sight that can still bring Dr. Andrew Pipe’s blood to a boil — a hospital patient outside at 2 a.m. on a cold winter night in a hospital gown, clinging to an IV pole and smoking a cigarette. Read More
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Ottawa's 'Indiana Jones of smoking cessation' is stepping back, but not away
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