Sarah Giles
Class of 2018
Dr. Sarah Giles is a Canadian-trained family/emergency room doctor with a diploma in tropical medicine. In her eleventh year of practice, Giles’s interest in neglected populations has taken her to remote areas of Canada, Australia, and into conflict zones with Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders. A board member of Canadian Doctors for Medicare, Sarah is fascinated by factors that influence health policy, access to medications, Indigenous health, medical politics, and medical innovation. She is thrilled to be putting her English literature courses to work 20 years after her undergraduate Neuroscience career advisor told her to take more “practical” courses!
Why private, for-profit health care is a terrible idea
What the Placenta Can Tell Us About Human Health
Canadians must hold government accountable in Nunavut’s tuberculosis outbreak
‘Don’t push so hard:’ Doctors say fainting on toilet can be avoided in some cases
Interview with Sarah Giles
More than one in 100 Nunavut infants have TB
What’s behind Nunavut’s tuberculosis problem? New documents suggest an alarming lack of data
I punch my boyfriend in my sleep
'We tread lightly, we cower, we fear’: When doctors fight amongst themselves, patient care suffers
Operating room doctors lament attacks on personalized cloth caps
