York Hsiang
The Analytical ScalpelThe Analytical Scalpel are the thoughts of Dr. York N. Hsiang, former vascular surgeon and Professor of Surgery at the University of British Columbia. He currently resides in Vancouver with his wife and is a proud father and grandfather.
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LOOKING AT THE HEART THROUGH THE MOUTH
The controversy between germ versus terrain theory of disease1 never really got settled; they simply blended into each other. In germ theory of disease, pathogens enter our bodies to cause disease. Multiple examples of acute bacterial illne...
THE BUMPF OF IT ALL
Some readers may know that I lived in New Zealand for 11 years over the course of which I acquired their customs and vocabulary. Rumour has it that the only reason my wife married me was for my (then) accent.
Many NZ sayings are at the exp...
Health Facts meet CARFAX
I recently took my car to Mr. Lube for an oil change since my regular car repair shop suddenly closed, no doubt a victim of our economic times. That experience though, was an eye opener into automobile record keeping on a national scale.
N...
MULCH FOR FREE
Are you buying mulch for your garden beds this fall? Do you know where it comes from?
While inspecting our arborist’s work this week, I asked about the wood chippings and whether their company also sold the chips as mulch. To my surprise,...
BEYOND BELIEF
This is the fourth article in the series, “Things that worked but are no longer available.”
During medical school, one of my classmates had a utopian view of the future with scarcity of medical resources. He said, as students, we should pr...
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The Analytical Scalpel are the thoughts of Dr. York N. Hsiang, former vascular surgeon and Professor of Surgery at the University of British Columbia. He currently resides in Vancouver with his wife and is a proud father and grandfather.
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