VCH Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Patricia Daly, says the concentration of prevention services in the Downtown Eastside is making a difference for drug users in the area.
Read MoreVancouver General Hospital to add second superbug sniffing dog after Angus’s success
An English springer spaniel and his handler have been so successful at detecting a superbug at Vancouver General Hospital that a second dog is now being trained.
Read MoreFinding C. difficile in Vancouver General Hospital with the help of a unique and furry employee
A special employee of Vancouver General Hospital (VGH)—Angus, the C. difficile sniffing dog– is being recognized today for his unique ability to save lives.
Read MoreFDA warns against risky vein-opening procedure TVAM
FDA warned patients and doctors to avoid a risky, experimental procedure involving a tiny balloon promoted as a treatment for multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.
Read MoreOn-the-ground health initiatives make big impact on DTES opioid crisis
Though Vancouver’s overdose crisis shows few signs of slowing, the city’s chief medical health officer, Dr. Patricia Daly, says the concentration of prevention services in the Downtown Eastside is making a difference for drug users in the area.
Read MoreMobile medical units make positive impact on DTES opioid crisis, says Dr. Patricia Daly
Interview with Dr. Patricia Daly, VCH’s chief medical health officer, on the ongoing overdose crisis.
Read More$1.5 million gift to propel B.C. research on early detection of lung cancer
A gift of $1.5 million helps add additional expertise in a lung cancer research project, led by Dr. Stephen Lam, at the B.C. Cancer Foundation.
Read MoreNeurosurgeon Dr. Brian Toyota joins Segra advisory board
Dr. Brian Toyota, a world-renowned medical and cancer expert, and Head of Neurosurgery at UBC, joins the Segra Biogenesis Corp advisory board.
Read MoreAbandoned baby born in 1980 could be latest sibling found by B.C. woman
In July 1980, a newborn was discovered outside Lions Gate Hospital. Janet Keall, who has recently discovered three siblings who, like her, were abandoned at birth by their mother, believes Kenneth Allan could be a fourth.
Read MoreNo help for child in mental distress at Squamish hospital, mom says
A Squamish mother rushed her recently suicidal nine-year-old child to Squamish General Hospital emergency ward, but says she couldn’t get immediate help.
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