Dr Naheed Dosani

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Recent work

• Opinion | Washrooms, menstrual and incontinence supplies are a basic human right. Let’s ensure Toronto’s unhoused population has accessOpinion · Toronto Star · Jan 22, 2022
• Opinion | Ontario government’s refusal of adequate paid sick days undermines the fight against OmicronOpinion · Toronto Star · Dec 22, 2021
• Opinion | More than 3,800 dead, nurses quitting and inhumane conditions: Ontario’s long-term-care system is brokenOpinion · Toronto Star · Nov 7, 2021
• Opinion | Violent, militarized park encampment clearings won’t end homelessness in Toronto. Here’s a human rights approachOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 25, 2021
• Opinion | Yes, vaccines should be mandatory for health-care workers. Here’s a compassionate and equitable way to make that happenOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 20, 2021
• Opinion | Besides COVID-19 vaccines, we need to fix long-standing poor work conditions in Ontario. Here are some solutionsOpinion · Toronto Star · Apr 19, 2021
• Opinion | Ontario can’t police their way out of the COVID-19 pandemic, but we can defund our way to health and safetyOpinion · Toronto Star · Apr 18, 2021
• Opinion | What Canada needs to do now to ensure that the vaccine rollout reaches communities suffering most from COVID-19Opinion · Toronto Star · Feb 15, 2021
• Opinion | As doctors who work in long-term care homes and serve marginalized populations, we believe it’s well past time to end for-profit long-term careOpinion · Toronto Star · Dec 28, 2020
• Opinion | Ontario locks down on Boxing Day, but essential workers still work. Without protections like paid sick leave, it just won’t workOpinion · Toronto Star · Dec 22, 2020
• Second wave for some, tsunami for others. Medical experts on why the Ontario government’s one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t workOpinion · Toronto Star · Oct 13, 2020
• Why did Indigenous communities undergo strict public health measures amid COVID? Because Canada’s healthcare system has failed them beforeOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 30, 2020
• COVID-19 is deadly. So were viruses that killed Indigenous children in residential schools. Orange Shirt Day reminds us of our medical colonialismOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 28, 2020