New study says B.C. bud market worth $500 million per year
The British Columbia government is missing out by not regulating and taxing the $500 million of cannabis that is sold locally each year, according to a study published[...]
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Study shows unique addiction program for women works
A scientific evaluation of the Downtown Eastside’s unique women-only drug treatment program — one that is being threatened with closure at the end of November — shows that[...]
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UBC animal research disclosure fails to satisfy activists
Over 200,000 animals were used in scientific research in 2010 at the University of British Columbia, according to official figures. An information release on Oct. 28 includes the types[...]
Animal rights group spurs UBC to review disclosure policy
The University of British Columbia is reviewing its policy on releasing information about animal research, as part of an ongoing legal battle with the advocacy group STOP UBC[...]
Terminal cancer patient aims for creative legacy
Phillip Jeffrey is always working on something – and terminal cancer hasn’t stopped him. Five years after his initial diagnosis, he is busy starting the Creators with Cancer[...]
Artist continues work despite terminal prognosis
Many cancer patients try to continue living like they did before their diagnosis. Derek Miller is a 41-year-old terminally ill artist who maintained his lifestyle during his battle.[...]
New pharm tech rule a plus for patients
A new regulation that gives pharmacy technicians more power will give pharmacists more time. And this is good news for patients and pharmacy students entering the field. Currently[...]
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Vancouver health care workers shun flu shot program
More than half of health care workers in Vancouver Coastal Health facilities choose not to get a flu shot, despite efforts by officials to encourage doctors and nurses[...]
Rates of flu immunization at Vancouver Coastal Health
Many health care workers refuse to receive the influenza vaccine, despite the fact that they work with vulnerable patients. Over half of acute care hospital staff do not[...]
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