Burnaby Hospital and Royal Columbian Hospital are among 78 hospitals to be recognized internationally by The American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) for their efforts to improve surgical outcomes for adult patients in 2022.
Early diagnosis and timely treatment of cardiac disease, including coronary, valve and electrical disturbances can prevent serious complications including stroke and cardiac arrest.
BY SURBHI GOGIA Dr. Darshan Singh Matharu talks about the importance of routine eye exams to save your eyes from permanent damage caused by…
Former medical director in laboratory medicine who practiced for 40 years as a biochemical medicine consultant. Engaged with the community for better health. Clinical Professor of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine. The University of British Columbia, Adjunct Professor Faculty of Health Sciences Simon Fraser University; Distinguished Visiting professor, Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (S-VYASA), Executive Member: Global Association of Physicians of India Origin (www.gapio.in)
It’s not quite the fountain of youth, but researchers from Simon Fraser University and BC Cancer have pinpointed the specific physiological traits that can help people live longer, healthier lives.
Jan. 15, 2024 Major depression costs B.C.’s health system more than $1.5 billion over two years, and people diagnosed with the illness are spending…
Patients living with various illnesses such as cancer or conditions that impact a vital organ, whose conditions are worsening, often look to receive an organ or stem cell transplant. There are a few important factors that transplant recipients should know about.
There is an urgent need for mental health supports and interventions for youth in British Columbia, according to the results of a new report led by Simon Fraser University.
Tania Gardner will never forget the phone call on her 46th birthday.
Fraser Health is encouraging people in our communities to boost their immunity by getting immunized against influenza (flu) and COVID-19 to protect themselves, their loved ones and our health system.
Vancouver (October 2, 2023) – British Columbians are unnecessarily suffering from the adverse effects of unaddressed hearing loss, and need provincial coverage to help cover…
Heart disease remains a formidable global health challenge, affecting millions yearly. Among the many at-risk populations, South Asians stand out due to their predisposition to heart-related ailments.
By Carleen Pauliuk, Western Canada Vice President, Arthritis Society Canada
How often do we look into the mirror and make faces? While taking a selfie, we inhale deeply and tuck our tummy to look fit. We use Photoshop filters before posting our images. Go on a crash diet a week before our best friend’s wedding. Switching to pills and fat burners at the cost of possible side effects. All these are in the name of making us look good and fabulous!
Construction of this new hospital and cancer centre is anticipated to be complete in 2029 and open in 2030