Recently I have been reading about the not-too-distant future when our toilet tissue will give us a reading on the microbial chemicals in our intestines, with recommendations of foods that we should eat to correct for any imbalance.
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Healthy-by-Nature is launching this summer with Outside-and-Unplugged walks!
A BC Parks Foundation Initiative
With people increasingly glued to phones and computers, a walk in the park might be exactly what the doctor ordered, and on 21 July they’ll be doing more than just ordering it: they are going out there and leading it. Doctors want to send a clear message about how important it is to get outside, and the best way to do that is to go out and share the experience, so 100 doctors and health care providers will be leading Outside & Unplugged walks in 100 parks across the province on 21 July.
Read MoreCelebrating health holidays
Hungarian being my mother tongue, I often wonder about the use of certain words in my adopted English language. With the approach of the summer season, I took interest in the word holiday. In the Hungarian language there is one word for government-ordered and religiously or culturally observed days off, and a different word, equivalent to the word vacation, to describe taking time off from one’s duties.
Read MoreHelp identify post-mastectomy research priorities
The Canadian Research Consortium on Post Mastectomy Breast Reconstruction is looking for physicians and members of the public to participate in a 5-minute online questionnaire to help identify research priorities for post-mastectomy breast reconstruction.
Please take 5 minutes to participate in this important survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/BFP2TPF
The survey will close on Tuesday, 31 July 2018.
On Canada Day, a salute to a founding father and physician, Sir Charles Tupper, MD
Sir Charles Tupper, MD. By Jacques Reich, public domain via Wikimedia Commons