The BC Medical Journal is always informative and appealing, including its January/February issue with the interesting article, “The world’s most poisonous mushroom, Amanita phalloides, is growing in... Read More
Letters
The title of a paper or a letter to the editor is important. It conveys a specific message from the author. The BCMJ follows a specific convention of titling a letter to the editor in response to a... Read More
Bedside ultrasound, a term that comes up repeatedly in medical school, is becoming increasingly valuable in almost all fields of medicine.[1] This tool is being integrated into preclinical training,... Read More
My thanks to Ms Ono, Dr Friedlander, and Dr Salih for their article, “Falling through the cracks: How service gaps leave children with neurodevelopmental disorders and mental health difficulties... Read More
MRIs can cost millions to buy, hundreds of thousands yearly to maintain, and have a resolution of a few millimetres. Compare this to a machine that is a thousandfold cheaper to buy that provides... Read More