BC Centre for Disease Control

BC CENTRE FOR DISEASE CONTROL is the centre of excellence for the prevention, detection and control of communicable disease in BC. It was originally known as Special Health and Treatment Services, but in 1955 the various service divisions operating in VANCOUVER were brought together under one roof, although they continued to operate independently. In 1977 the name was changed to the Vancouver Bureau and the divisions began operating under a single administrative structure. In 1986 the name was...

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