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Letters
September 2017
... my city as elsewhere in this province we have thousands of people who cannot find a family doctor. Walk-in clinics ...
Letters /
BY: Daniel L. Metzger, MD, FAAP, FRCPC
September 2017
... eating disorders that are observed across the age span of people living with diabetes, perhaps most so in the middle ...
Obituaries /
BY: Richard A. Bebb, MD, ABIM, FRCPC
September 2017
... the Point Grey Golf and Country Club, where the number of people greatly exceeded the space, and people flowed out into the halls and foyer. He is deeply ...
Premise /
BY: Paul Winston, MD, FRCPC
September 2017
... combination with sedatives, sleeping pills, and marijuana? People with chronic pain typically do not receive validation ... and continues with endless prescription renewals. We give people with acute soft tissue traumas such as whiplash ... that future research should focus on the factors that make people disabled after back injury. Chou and Shekelle[ 4 ] ...
Premise /
BY: Bill Murray, CFP
September 2017
... in person at least once to review everything. However, people’s situations are unique and any servicing agreement ...
Editorials /
BY: David R. Richardson, MD
October 2017
... multimedia application Snapchat is all the rage with young people, and apparently its use is more prevalent than ...
Editorials /
BY: Cynthia Verchere, MD
October 2017
... of a caring profession. Though we officially care for people, maybe if we let our hands get dirty, a garden may ...
Letters /
BY: David D.W. Twa, BSc
October 2017
... ways to evaluate how marijuana will affect Canada and its people. This means ensuring we have detailed baseline ...
President's Comment /
BY: Trina Larsen Soles, MD
October 2017
... at the national level with other affected small business people. In August, I participated in a delegation that met ... these proposals in a way that is fair for small business people across Canada, including physicians, and for our ...
Clinical Articles /
BY: Travis Holyk, EdD
November 2017
... services that meet their individual needs. First Nations people suffer from a greater burden of chronic disease than ... and issues by limiting access to healthy foods, placing people in inadequate housing, and making it impossible for ... care in the isolated communities where First Nations people in Northern BC often reside. Benefits of ...