When I entered medical school almost 20 years ago, topics about Indigenous people (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) were put under the umbrella of Indigenous health. The topics focused on health... Read More
Editorials
Weight-loss medications have exploded in popularity, and they are shaking the foundations of Big Food. As people eat less junk food, major packaged-food companies are seeing the impact on sales and... Read More
Being a member of the BCMJ Editorial Board for the last 17+ years has taught me a few things about communication. I believe the main aim of the journal is to communicate knowledge, thoughts, and... Read More
Happy holidays! December is upon us, and with it come the familiar, tempting smells of cinnamon, hot chocolate, and fresh cookies. Holiday lunches and office parties are full of tasty foods, abundant... Read More
British Columbia was the first jurisdiction in the world to introduce opportunistic salpingectomy in 2010.[1] Opportunistic salpingectomy refers to the removal of the fallopian tubes during... Read More