Where to find health statistics for BC.
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How crisis can be an impetus for positive change.
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Chronic hepatitis B in British Columbia.
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CME calendar.
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Dr Gail Verlaine Dickinson 1944-2022.
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Dr Archibald Douglas Young 1926-2021.
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Family medicine resident rotations at WorkSafeBC.
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Addressing the drivers of BC's overdose emergency.
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The integration of virtual care: Where to go from here?
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Epidemiology of Lyme disease and pitfalls in diagnostics: What practitioners need to know: Accurate clinical diagnosis of Lyme disease based on the most common finding, erythema migrans, can be challenging, but in later stages, is aided by established serologic testing
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Travel-acquired infections and illnesses in British Columbians: Surveillance report from CanTravNet surveillance data, 2009-2018.
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Is shorter better? Duration of therapy for common bacterial infections in adults: Randomized controlled studies conducted over the last decade have indicated that a shorter duration of antibiotic therapy is just as effective as longer treatment.
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Current approaches to infectious diseases, Part 2.
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How to withdraw from your child's RESP effectively.
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BCMJ survey results 2022: What we heard.
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Business Pathways introduces HR toolkit to help physicians hire, onboard office staff.
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Letters to the editor.
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Valuing time and care.
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Carpe diem?
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