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Editorials / BY: James A. Wilson, MD January/February 2006
... thought Canada was a lovely place populated by wonderful people and he loved visiting us; he just wouldn’t want to ... to move forward it is clear that passionate, committed people in this country have to get together, form strong, ... and are passionate about it. However, when you speak with people from Britain, France, New Zealand, and other countries ...
Editorials / BY: Anthony J. Salvian, MD January/February 2006
... one week we had four shootings in the downtown clubs. Most people assume that it is “gang bangers” or drug dealers ... nothing about it. In addition, we have over 1000 homeless people living in the street. It is just me or does it seem ... even psychiatric hospitals have been cut back. Some of the people in the street are elderly and clearly are not able to ...
Letters / BY: Andrew Farquhar, MD January/February 2006
... and nephropathy continue to exert their grim toll, most people with diabetes (up to 80%) will eventually succumb to a ... as individuals without diabetes. The question is whether people with diabetes are really a coronary risk equivalent. ...
Premise / BY: Morley Sutter, MD, PhD January/February 2006
... the most important method of communication between people. There are other forms of sensory-stimulating ... the Gulf War? Back lot” (of Hollywood). There also are people who still believe that humans never landed on the ... witnesses or other participants in legal proceedings. But people do lie under oath or their observations can be ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Janene Spring, RN, BScN, MSCN, March 2006
... of clinical symptoms. [3]  Thus, the actual number of people living with MS may be much higher than reported. Paty ... approach to cognitive retraining. Myth 6: People with MS are difficult patients Patients with MS are ... career and family planning years. Naturally, these young people may feel they have lost control of their lives and ...
Editorials / BY: James A. Wilson, MD March 2006
... or both of the following occur. 1) You run into a group of people who seem to recognize you and identify themselves as ... some unfathomable reason a group of otherwise intelligent people have decided to present you with some kind of memento ... shuffled off to memory bins that can only be accessed by people with names like Raveen. After writing an editorial ...
Premise / BY: Faith E. Hayman, LLB, BA, BEd April 2006
... status, so the ability to work is critical to most people’s financial survival. When health issues interfere ... and the loss of one’s ability to earn a livelihood, people often experience a loss of identity, feelings that ... to protect oneself against some of these losses that most people purchase disability insurance. The courts in BC have ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Marlene E. Hunter, MD, FCFPC May 2006
... a history of trauma, especially trauma during childhood. People who experience these symptoms without medical cause on ... find solutions (which inevitably require money and trained people) for underserviced areas. Acknowledgments The author ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Marlene E. Hunter, MD, FCFPC May 2006
... reactions and similar types of posttraumatic responses in people of all backgrounds. Family disruption due to ... family and friends, as may be the case, for example, with people who are used to living and working in more populated ... will help, of course, but not cure. The real answer is people, knowledgeable people who can help by providing ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Ralph J. Maddess, PhD May 2006
... of mental health services. The prevailing attitude is that people choose to live in rural areas and should therefore ... practice are faced with an additional problem in that most people in rural areas do not have any coverage (such as ...