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Editorials / BY: David R. Richardson, MD January/February 2016
... the governing Conservative Party in a big way. Most people seem excited about the change in our federal ...
News January/February 2016
... to his left. We are unable to identify the other three people in the photo. If you are one of the unidentified people in this photo, or if you know who they are, please ...
News / BY: Erin Higgins, January/February 2016
... Coverage (provided for life) is available for purchase for people who are between the ages of 21 and 80. Plans offered ...
News / BY: Laurie Cooper, January/February 2016
... Their answer surprised me. They said they needed more people. Hence, in mid-November, a friend and I found ...
Premise / BY: Romayne Gallagher, MD, CCFP(PC), FCFP January/February 2016
... or withdrawing life-sustaining therapy[ 1,2 ] suggest people may be confused about their right to make ... a response to patient experiences of poor quality dying. People were dying in hospital surrounded by machines that ... palliative care is involved in dying, its aim is to help people live as well as is possible until their natural death. ...
President's Comment / BY: Charles Webb, MBChB January/February 2016
... by physicians on the front lines—work that not enough people know about. In BC physicians are emerging as leaders ...
Editorials / BY: David R. Richardson, MD March 2016
... If I wore glasses and ran a little gel through my hair people would still recognize me; how does Superman handle his ...
News / BY: Claire Campion Wright, BSc, March 2016
... heart disease, and stroke, but medical advances mean that people are living longer after diagnosis. The Heart and ... to Canadian emergency departments. Some 105 000 of these people survive and join the more than 1.3 million Canadians ...
Editorials / BY: Saul Isserow, MBBCh April 2016
... safe and beneficial active lifestyle that so many people enjoy is made even safer and more beneficial.  In the ...
Letters / BY: Romayne Gallagher, MD, CCFP(PC), FCFP April 2016
... in the article, this was a superficial analogy to get people thinking. And it seems to have triggered some thinking ...