
As I doom scroll through my news feed, I begin to wonder who isn’t on diversion. Is it pediatrics in the North, internal medicine/ICU on the Island, and obstetrics in the Interior? Or is it... Read More

As I doom scroll through my news feed, I begin to wonder who isn’t on diversion. Is it pediatrics in the North, internal medicine/ICU on the Island, and obstetrics in the Interior? Or is it... Read More

A young woman presents with irregular periods, insulin resistance, hirsutism, and difficulty losing weight. She is told she might have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). She leaves the clinic and,... Read More

Sharing an opinion is harder than it may seem. I tend to shy away from sharing my opinion unless I have data to back it up. After all, scientific data is the cornerstone of truth and integrity in... Read More

British Columbia transitioned to permanent daylight saving time (DST) as of Sunday, 8 March 2026. This move has received some criticism, with one researcher calling it “scientifically not a good idea... Read More

Night sweats, insomnia, hot flashes, mood swings, brain fog—these are just a few of the symptoms people with ovaries may experience with menopause. While I teach medical students that the depletion... Read More