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Health Canada’s witness in the Drug User Liberation Front’s judicial review trial frustrated the judge and highlighted how opaque and frustrating Canadian drug policy can be.

The illness is almost entirely preventable through vaccinating and early detection.

Spinal cord stimulators can significantly improve patients’ lives. BC doesn’t fund nearly enough of them, experts say.

Overfull hospitals are worsening delirium, causing bedsores and leading to patient care in hospital bays and bathrooms.

How past policy decisions and the unmet needs of an aging population are pushing the system to the brink.

In the seven most overcapacity facilities, one in six patients was cared for in an unfunded ‘surge bed’ last year.

Disabled people say companies are struggling to service their equipment, which can trap them in bed or at home.

Systemic changes are needed from government and industry, experts say. In the meantime, users are turning to DIY.

Police can’t arrest a person for drug possession if they call for help and stick around, a new ruling finds.

Researchers say the province should do more to protect the very small and vulnerable.

“Immunization remains the best protection against severe disease, complications and hospitalization."

This concerns substance use researchers because people with ADHD are more at risk from unregulated drugs.

Sometimes smoking is cool.

A renowned local researcher says scaling up British Columbia’s HIV strategy could help end the…

Despite campaigns encouraging people to slip into the shade, slap on a hat and slop on some sunscreen, skin cancer rates have been climbing for the past three decades.

Performing minor surgeries in rural hospitals could help improve the provincial surgery backlog without cutting corners on the quality of health care, according to one rural health expert.

Members of Kelowna’s unhoused population and local housing advocates are warning that a new city…

The crowdfunded campaign aims to counter anti-abortion billboards in the region.

What country you live in determines how many hours of sleep you need per night…

Ingrid Mendez, executive director of the Migrant Workers Centre

The U.S. government is collecting data on health-care workers providing gender-affirming care in Canada. In…

A mobile, community-led crisis response team based in six communities across British Columbia is showing…

CONTENT ADVISORY Garth Mullins has experienced first-hand the way society disenfranchises people who use drugs,…

Toxic drug deaths for First Nations peoples decreased by 6.8 per cent in British Columbia…