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July/August 2014
... has found that synapses that are too strong can hinder people’s capacity to learn new things by affecting the ...
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January/February 2014
Approximately 7000 people living in BC have an inherited heart rhythm condition, ...
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BY: Shannon Waters, MD,
September 2014
... (FNHA) supports frequent HIV testing for Aboriginal people in BC. The new BC HIV testing guidelines urge health ... 5 years for the general population.[ 1,2 ] Aboriginal people are included in “populations with a higher burden of HIV infection,” together with gay men, people who inject drugs, people who work in the sex trade, ...
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January/February 2014
... a condition that severely limits the vision of about 5000 people in North America. The development of this potential ...
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BY: Ian A. Cameron, MD,
October 2014
... of the day. At the end of the book, his interviews with people who lived and worked at William Head are an engaging ...
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May 2014
... for pain relief. These jaw disorders affect about 10% of people at some point in their life and the pain can be so ... eating glutamate caused pain and he asked young, healthy people to ingest 12 grams of the amino acid and watched what ...
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October 2014
The quality of health care that people receive may be as important as controlling the risk ... Rural Epidemiologic (PURE) study tracked more than 156 000 people in 17 countries and revealed that low-income countries, where people have the lowest risk factors for cardiovascular ...
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May 2014
... help better predict whether a drug will be effective on people, at a lower cost. Dr Wadsworth and his colleagues have ...
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November 2014
... practice the aims and ideals of our profession. They are people who exemplify the words of the CMA Coat of Arms: ... contributions to medicine or to the welfare of the people of British Columbia or Canada. For more information, ...