
There— The 18th arrondissement; the foot of Montmartre In my sparkly sequin sassy sailors that seemed “too much” Until we arrived at the Moulin Rouge Sipping chardonnay Eyes gazing over the... Read More
There— The 18th arrondissement; the foot of Montmartre In my sparkly sequin sassy sailors that seemed “too much” Until we arrived at the Moulin Rouge Sipping chardonnay Eyes gazing over the... Read More
Dr Caitlin Dunne’s editorial in the May 2025 issue of the BCMJ about Dr Emily Stowe, the first woman in Canada to openly establish a medical practice, brought to mind Dr James Barry. Why think of Dr... Read More
If you’ve been a Doctors of BC member for a while, chances are the BCMJ has been quietly showing up in your mailbox for years—ten times annually, like clockwork. Some of you read it cover to cover.... Read More
Patients in British Columbia are challenged by access to and availability of timely health care services, while community-based and hospital-based health care providers are experiencing burnout in... Read More
I dedicate the following narrative medicine history to International Hearing Day on 3 March 2025. In the mid-1930s, when I was 7 or 8 years old and living in my native Hungary, each time I had a... Read More