Vancouver Island Faces Dermatologist Shortage as Doctors Pivot to Cosmetic Work
Vancouver Island is short of dermatologists as many specialists shift to cosmetic procedures, leaving medical skin patients facing longer waits for care.
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Dermatology Access
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Dermatology Access
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