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January/February 2024
... over the next 3 years by age group, starting with people 55 and older. All self-collected samples will be ...
Interviews /
BY: Caitlin Dunne, MD, FRCSC
January/February 2024
... with in your practice. The feeling I got from a lot of people was that they were at their wits’ end, there was no ... your approach to spreading that optimism to get more people helping you on that journey? I can start at the micro ... ever changed anything in the world is a group of committed people committing to make a difference along a common path. ...
Obituaries /
BY: Gillian Hodge, MD
January/February 2024
... Bella Bella. In those days, evacuation of sick and injured people from remote communities was difficult. Roger had to ... assistance. He gained the trust and friendship of many people along the Central Coast—friendships that endured for ... manner made him many friends among the local Indigenous people. In the mid-1980s, Roger moved to Vancouver, where he ...
Obituaries /
BY: Al Kallas, MD
March 2024
... one of the smallest boats in the harbor, with the most people in the cockpit. There were many cruises, including to ...
WorkSafeBC /
BY: Peter Rothfels, MD
March 2024
... This month, we address you as workers yourselves: people who face unique physical and psychological risks at ...
WorkSafeBC /
BY: Curtis May, MD, MPH, CCFP
Early online
... not work alone during hot conditions. Working with other people can allow for mutual monitoring for signs of heat ...
Interviews /
BY: Tara Lyon
December 2023
... nonstop and prolonged nature of it was not something that people anticipated, and that it would be so immersive.” Dr ...
Obituaries /
BY: F. Michelle Sutter, MD, FRCSC
June 2023
... of Connie Moore. Morley was a humble man who put people at ease and a loyal, staunch friend and confidant. He ...
Beyond Medicine, Interviews /
BY: Caitlin Dunne, MD, FRCSC
January/February 2023
... settler on the territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking people in Victoria, where I’ve spent the last year, and ... if not a lifetime.” There are lots of predictors of why people do rural medicine; for me, it was a combination of ... generalism but also a ton to do with being connected to people, which I’ve always really enjoyed. Is there a story ...