Liana Hwang
Class of 2023
Liana Hwang is a Canadian family physician who previously worked in Cambodia, Tanzania, Haiti and Timor-Leste. She currently divides her time among low-risk obstetrics, surgery and refugee health in Calgary and Canmore, Alta. She is the creator of Canadian Women Physicians Day, which is celebrated annually on March 11, and she is the president elect of Canadian Women in Medicine, a non-profit organization that supports and connects women physicians. In Grade 4, she started a school newspaper and she has always hoped that eventually her career path would allow her to immerse herself in the craft of writing and journalism. She has published articles in Alberta Doctors’ Digest, the bimonthly newsletter of the Alberta Medical Association; The Messenger, the newsletter of the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta; Optimized Prescribing with Seniors, a joint communication of the Alberta Medical Association and the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta; Canadian Family Physician and the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

Medicine that’s a breath of fresh air

‘We’re not going to silently suffer through these symptoms’: Breaking the silence and stigma around menopause

Une dermatite ? Votre onguent en vente libre en est peut-être la cause

Why You Should Pair Cheese And Tea

‘There’s always a way forward’: Mentors help students deal with devastating Match Day results

In Canada, food rescue is a massive job. But it’s not the way to end hunger

THE HOME SHOW (PART TWO)

THE HOME SHOW (PART ONE)

The doors to medicine may seem wide open to women — but barriers remain

Millions of empty homes in Japan are being sold for a song or even given away. Foreigners are taking notice

Government evaluation fuels debates over cancer screening guidance

Thousands of years of history in one steaming cup of tea

‘Extremely frustrated’: B.C. family docs shut out of vaccination drive

Dolphins delight with return to B.C. waters, but some see ‘invasive species’

Canadian climber with just 30 per cent sight is conquering mountains

Don’t blame family doctors for the current health care crisis

Over-the-counter ointments are ‘poison ivy in a tube’ for some, dermatologists warn

THE NEW B.C. BUD

B.C. physicians’ Pap-a-palooza like a ‘golden ticket’ for patients
