Telus World of Science is displaying the Gunther von Hagens’ Body Worlds and the Brain exhibition until early January. The exhibit is renowned for the human bodies, specially preserved through a... Read More
It is estimated that up to 8% of British Columbians have potentially significant chronic kidney disease (CKD). Many of these patients are also affected by heart disease and diabetes as CKD increases... Read More
In 1997, Nobel laureate Dr Michael Smith created Canada’s first genomic research centre dedicated to the study of cancer in British Columbia. At the time, genomics was still in development—... Read More
The Divisions of Family Practice initiative is clearly meeting the needs of family physicians across the province. Since its launch almost 2 years ago, the initiative has seen the creation of 18... Read More
Impairment-related crashes are the leading criminal cause of death in Canada, accounting for approximately 1239 deaths, 73 120 injuries, and as much as $12.6 billion in financial and social costs... Read More