The editorial mentions Vancouver’s experience with supervised injection sites.
Read MoreGala raises $900,115 for Catholic breast cancer centre
Breakthrough technology for early breast cancer detection is coming to Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver.
Read MoreCity to increase enforcement on False Creek polluters
The city of Vancouver is discouraging sewage dumping and promoting awareness of practices that have long fouled the waters of False Creek. Refers to VCH’s 2017 beach water quality report.
Read MoreGrappling with the proposal of safe injection facilities
Wyoming County and the rest of the nation struggle to combat the opioid epidemic. Mentions VCH’s Insite facility.
Read MoreAn Off-Label Use Of Cheap Strips—To Test For Deadly Contaminants In Drugs—Gets The Backing Of Science
Research is beginning to show that cheap strips can accurately detect deadly fentanyl, and encourages people to get high more cautiously. With quotes from Mark Lysyshyn, a medical health officer for VCH.
Read MoreAn under-the-radar immune cell shows potential in fight against cancer
Dr. Wilf Jefferies, head of immune-oncology at Vancouver Prostate Centre, and his team has new research on cancer immunotherapy.
Read MoreColumn hospital new building in 2020 is still organic
VCH held a public forum at Richmond Hospital to discuss drug overdose and senior health care in Richmond. With quotes from Meena Dawar, medical officer at VCH.
Read MoreThe provincial health director called to confirm the list of new critical building projects by the provincial government included in the priorities
Richmond Hospital was not mentioned in the provincial government budget but positive news was shared at VCH Open Board Forum. With quotes from Meena Dawar, Richmond’s medical health officer at VCH.
Read MoreMy take on Hilltop House
Writer believes we need to increase funding for long-term care facilities and hire more staff to provide a good quality of life for seniors.
Read MoreExpanded foreign buyers tax in provincial budget won’t apply to Squamish
Mayor Patricia Heintzman aims to improve rental housing and childcare in Squamish with plans to partner with local agencies such as VCH.
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