An emergency meeting was scheduled in Oregon after it was reported that human fetal tissue from B.C. was being incinerated for power in the state.
Read MoreOregon incinerator stops accepting B.C. medical waste because it contains aborted fetuses
Health Shared Services BC says aborted fetuses and other hospital waste will continue to be incinerated even as one Oregon plant bans health waste from B.C. because it may contain human fetuses.
Read MoreOregon energy plant refuses to accept medical waste from B.C.
An Oregon waste-to-energy facility has refused to accept medical waste from B.C. after learning it includes tissue from aborted fetuses.
Read MoreGairdner winner, 5 others named to the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
Six leaders from the field of medicine have been in inducted in the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, including Dr. Max Cynader, a neuroscientist at VCH.
Read MoreHealth-care worker fired after refusing flu shot, mask
Health Minister Terry Lake confirmed that a health-care worker was terminated last year for declining to get a shot or wear a mask in patient-care areas. With a quote from Dr. Suni Boraston, director of the VCH Travel Clinic.
Read MoreIs fetal tissue from B.C. used to power Oregon homes?
An Oregon county commission has ordered an incinerator to stop accepting boxed medical waste to generate electricity after learning the waste it’s been burning may include tissue from aborted fetuses from B.C.
Read MoreAges and stages provides fun-based assessment
The Ages & Stages Fair is taking place for the 11th year in Powell River. With mention of involvement from VCH.
Read MoreYWCA releases 2014 Women of Distinction Award nominees
The YWCA has released the names of its nominees for the 2014 Women of Distinction Awards, including Victoria Bernstein, director of the Post-Operative Cardiac Surgical Unit at VGH.
Read MoreSuspect arrested in ‘heinous’ 2009 murder
Police have charged a man for a homicide in 2009. Mentions Jean Budden, a VCH social worker who met with the victim in 2006.
Read MoreLifestyle links to oral cancer include smoking, drinking, and HPV
Dr. Eitan Prisman, an otorhinolaryngologist at VGH says the patient populations for oral cancer and oropharyngeal cancer are changing.
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