"A BC woman who suffers from chronic dizziness says there is a shortage of doctors who can diagnose what is a relatively common condition," Linda Aylesworth reported.
In this news item, Emilia Gordon, a dizziness sufferer, and Erica Zaia, audiologist and VP of the BC Balance and Dizziness Board of Directors, were both interviewed. The BC Balance and Dizziness website was shown at the end of the feature. Watch the video below or go to Global's website here: https://globalnews.ca/video/4491083/more-experts-in-dizziness-needed-in-b-c.
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