The Northwest Territories has expanded a quality assurance review of Dr. Claude Vezina, a former Yellowknife hospital radiologist whose past work in B.C. is the subject of investigation by medical regulators.

VCH’s pilot project RADAR aims to send and receive information to drug users and health professionals about overdoses and batches of contaminated drugs.

The Nova Scotia government remains committed to harm reduction for substance users. The article mentions VCH’s Insite.

Neuroblate, a laser-based brain surgery developed by Winnipeg researchers could help prolong Anastasie Hacault’s life, but she says she’ll have to spend thousands of dollars in the U.S. to get it. The article mentions that VGH used to perform Neuroblate.

Council unanimous in its support for not-for-profit venture, Under One Roof. VCH will operate units in the building for adults dealing with mental health and addiction issues.

The VCH-funded Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month.

Thanks to the Sander family, UBC Hospital will benefit from a $1 million upgrade to their MRI technology. Using the second $1 million gift, VGH will replace Jack the robot with a more advanced robot-assisted surgical system.

Letter written by VCH’s Dr. Patricia Daly expressing concerns about e-cigarettes and vaping.

The signature Squamish Hospital Foundation event swings on September 18.

Richmond General Hospital is considering introducing traditional Chinese medicine among its treatment options.