
Dr Matthew Chow In my basement I keep a relic from another age: an instrument of the Great War. Stamped in its aging metal is the year it was made: 1918. That year has special... Read More

Dr Matthew Chow In my basement I keep a relic from another age: an instrument of the Great War. Stamped in its aging metal is the year it was made: 1918. That year has special... Read More

15 December 2020 Since my previous editorial,[1] penned near the start of the pandemic, much has changed and much has stayed the same. The fears I expressed then have, unfortunately, proven to be... Read More

26 November 2020 I have a Garmin watch that I use when I exercise, but lately I have not been activating the timing or distance settings, opting instead to let the way I feel set my pace and... Read More
I wanted to thank you for shining a light on the darkness of infertility, which affects 12% to 15% of couples in Canada.[1] Physicians are disproportionately affected, as highlighted by Dr Dunne’s... Read More
The letter about appropriate access to opioid-based analgesia from Drs Gallagher and Hawley [BCMJ 2020;62:315] notes the steady decline in the proportion of people over 65 being started on opioids... Read More