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Blog / BY: Craig Stevenson
... team of health care professionals, researchers, and people with hearing loss who want improved access to hearing ...
Blog / BY: Shelley Ross, MD
... looking to recruit and retain doctors, and another for people investigating how to become a BC doctor. Since its ...
Blog / BY: Annette D’Souza, MD
I won’t bother you with statistics about how poor the people of Sierra Leone are. You can Google that and other ... Hand Movements. In Sierra Leone it is estimated that 6% of people over 50 are blind. Again, this is a meaningless number ... trained to do eye surgery and eye treatment. These people were generally sitting in offices with no equipment, ...
Blog / BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... One friend described him as “a real family doctor as people would like to think of a family doctor.” Over the ...
Blog / BY: Vivienne Beard, MD
... to roll my eyes, but it is my job to use my eyes to see people with sincere, balanced compassion.   —Vivienne ...
Blog / BY: Shelley Ross, MD
... looking to recruit and retain doctors, and another for people investigating how to become a BC doctor.  Since its ...
Blog / BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... relationships include a host of interactions between two people. There is now time and opportunity for talk—how ...
Blog / BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... was easy to wash, and wearing clean linen shirts allowed people to appear to be well groomed. Laundry became an ... Szasz, CM, MD Suggested reading Cramer M. See fewer people. Take fewer showers. The New York Times. 13 May 2021. ...
Blog / BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... year as my practice grew and was hired by public health people to vaccinate North and West Vancouver schoolkids in ... and publishes scientific reports. It connects nations and people to promote health and serve the vulnerable. Let us ...
Blog / BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... to provoke laughter, or at least some amusement. People of all ages and cultures respond to humor of one kind ... bathroom. Another parent said that when boys pass gas, people laugh, but “oh my goodness” is the unequal ...