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Clinical Articles / June 2008

Ingested foreign bodies in children: BC Children’s Hospital emergency room protocol

BY: Navid Dehghani, MD, FRCPC,

Foreign body ingestions occur more frequently than foreign body aspirations in children. Most ingested objects pass through the gut spontaneously. Occasionally, sharp or large objects lodge in the... Read More

Woman holding her heart in pain
Clinical Articles / June 2008

Cardiovascular risk assessment: Identification of individuals at increased risk

BY: Jason Andrade, MD, FRCPC,, Andrew Ignaszewski, MD, FRCPC

In 2004, cardiovascular disease (CVD) accounted for approximately 30% of all Canadian deaths, with an age-standardized mortality of approximately 162 per 100000 population.[1]  In 1999, CVD... Read More

Hand holding all different coloured cancer awareness ribbons
Clinical Articles / May 2008

Meeting the information needs of family physicians in the complex world of cancer control

BY: Helen Novak Lauscher, PhD, Barbara Poole Lane, MPA, Jack Chritchley, MD, FRCPC,, Sandra Jarvis-Selinger, PhD, Céline Cressman, MSc,, Kendall Ho, MD, FRCPC

For most people in British Columbia, the family physician provides an entry point into the health care system and a link to secondary care.[1] As the medical professional who initiates inves­... Read More

Colorectal cancer
Clinical Articles / May 2008

CT colonography: A new technique for colorectal cancer screening

BY: Borys Flak, MD, FRCPC,, Bruce B. Forster, MD, MSc, FRCPC, Michael E. Pezim, MD, FRCSC, FACS,

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most common malignancy in Canada and the number one cause of cancer death among nonsmokers in North America.[1] The incidence in­creases significantly after age... Read More

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Clinical Articles / May 2008

Breast cancer screening and diagnosis in British Columbia

BY: Barbara Poole Lane, MPA, Karen A. Gelmon, MD, FRCPC, Marilyn J. Borugian, PhD,, Lisa Kan, MSc, Moira Stilwell, MD,

Even though breast cancer is a major killer of women, especially women age 35 to 64, mortality rates have de­clined steadily since 1986.[1] This improvement has been attributed to two main factors... Read More

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BCMJ

The BCMJ is a general medical journal that shares knowledge while building connections among BC physicians.

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ISSN 0007‍-‍0556 (Print)
ISSN 2293‍-‍6106 (Online)
Established 1959