Canadian researchers track 'Angelina effect' on cancer gene screening Canada.com
Actress Angelina Jolie poses for a portrait to promote her directorial debut of the film In the Land of Blood and Honey in New York in this 2011 file photo. Photo: Carlo Allegri/The Associated Press/Files. The Canadian Press. Published: September 2, 2014, ...
Angelina Jolie 'Effect' Pushed More High-Risk Women To Seek Cancer ScreeningsHuffington Post Canada
Angelina Jolie's Surgery May Have Doubled Genetic TestingTIME
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Actress Angelina Jolie poses for a portrait to promote her directorial debut of the film In the Land of Blood and Honey in New York in this 2011 file photo. Photo: Carlo Allegri/The Associated Press/Files. The Canadian Press. Published: September 2, 2014, ...
Angelina Jolie 'Effect' Pushed More High-Risk Women To Seek Cancer Screenings
Angelina Jolie's Surgery May Have Doubled Genetic Testing
US Health Agency Advises Colleges to Tighten Ebola Precautions on Campuses New York Times
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised American colleges and universities, and any students or staff arriving from nations hit by the Ebola virus, to take precautions against spreading the disease that go beyond what most schools have ...
West Africa struggles to contain Ebola as warnings and deaths mountReuters
World is 'losing the battle' against Ebola, warns aid groupToronto Star
Ebola outbreak: 'We need action now,' says CDC director Tom FriedenCBC.ca
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised American colleges and universities, and any students or staff arriving from nations hit by the Ebola virus, to take precautions against spreading the disease that go beyond what most schools have ...
West Africa struggles to contain Ebola as warnings and deaths mount
World is 'losing the battle' against Ebola, warns aid group
Ebola outbreak: 'We need action now,' says CDC director Tom Frieden
Diets work, but brands don't make much difference, study finds Los Angeles Times
For obese and overweight adults trying to lose weight, low-carb and low-fat diets both worked well, and brand did not matter much, according to a new study in JAMA. For obese and overweight adults trying to lose weight, low-carb and low-fat diets both ...
Controversial diet author tackles sugar nextLansing State Journal
Study shows low-fat and low-carb diets will work ... if you stick to themCTV News
Study: Out With Low Fat, In With Low Carbs To Lose WeightCBS Local
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For obese and overweight adults trying to lose weight, low-carb and low-fat diets both worked well, and brand did not matter much, according to a new study in JAMA. For obese and overweight adults trying to lose weight, low-carb and low-fat diets both ...
Controversial diet author tackles sugar next
Study shows low-fat and low-carb diets will work ... if you stick to them
Study: Out With Low Fat, In With Low Carbs To Lose Weight
'Weight-loss' surgery is anything but an easy way out The Globe and Mail
Health Advisor is a column where contributors share their knowledge in fields ranging from fitness to psychology, pediatrics to aging. Given the alarming worldwide rise in severe obesity, it is not surprising that there is an increasing demand for bariatric ...
Bariatric Surgery Is Booming - Is It Needed?Science 2.0
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Health Advisor is a column where contributors share their knowledge in fields ranging from fitness to psychology, pediatrics to aging. Given the alarming worldwide rise in severe obesity, it is not surprising that there is an increasing demand for bariatric ...
Bariatric Surgery Is Booming - Is It Needed?
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Study finds change in type of procedure most commonly used for bariatric surgery
Back to school: MoveU reminds post-secondary students to exercise wherever ... Toronto Star
When Ayana Webb arrived on campus as a wide-eyed first-year student, physical activity was the last thing on her mind. At 19, she was anxious about meeting new friends, her course load in forensic science at the University of Toronto in Mississauga and ...
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When Ayana Webb arrived on campus as a wide-eyed first-year student, physical activity was the last thing on her mind. At 19, she was anxious about meeting new friends, her course load in forensic science at the University of Toronto in Mississauga and ...
Research shows 2.8 billion risk ill health from home air pollution Channel News Asia
Nearly three billion people risk ill health and early death merely from breathing the air in their homes that is polluted by fires made for cooking and heating, researchers said on Wednesday (Sep 3). PHOTOS. File photo: Kettles of tea are placed on a ...
2.8 billion people risk ill health from home air pollution: ResearchEconomic Times
Burning wood indoors to cook raises health risks for billionsCBC.ca
2.8 bln risk ill health from home air pollutionMSN Philippines News
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Nearly three billion people risk ill health and early death merely from breathing the air in their homes that is polluted by fires made for cooking and heating, researchers said on Wednesday (Sep 3). PHOTOS. File photo: Kettles of tea are placed on a ...
2.8 billion people risk ill health from home air pollution: Research
Burning wood indoors to cook raises health risks for billions
2.8 bln risk ill health from home air pollution
Exercise Cuts Nocturia Risk in Men Counsel & Heal
Men with nocturia, a common lower urinary tract symptom in men, often wake up at night to urinate, according to researchers. The condition is often caused by an enlarged prostate known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Researchers explain that as the ...
Exercise can help reduce need to wake up to pee: StudyToronto Sun
Men Who Exercise Least are Most Likely to Wake Up to UrinateSeniorJournal.com
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Men with nocturia, a common lower urinary tract symptom in men, often wake up at night to urinate, according to researchers. The condition is often caused by an enlarged prostate known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Researchers explain that as the ...
Exercise can help reduce need to wake up to pee: Study
Men Who Exercise Least are Most Likely to Wake Up to Urinate
Don't forget about Terry Fox: PA annual run to be held in Canadian hero's memory Prince Albert Daily Herald
It has been 33 years since Terry Fox took his iconic run across the country, but his mission has never been forgotten. © Herald photo by Jodi Schellenberg. Vern Hodgins and Jim Bristowe encourage people to participate in the Terry Fox Run, which will be ...
Run organizers hope to expand eventBelleville Intelligencer
Terry Fox Run to take place September 14Energeticcity.ca
Firefighter to do Terry Fox Run in full gearWestlock News
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It has been 33 years since Terry Fox took his iconic run across the country, but his mission has never been forgotten. © Herald photo by Jodi Schellenberg. Vern Hodgins and Jim Bristowe encourage people to participate in the Terry Fox Run, which will be ...
Run organizers hope to expand event
Terry Fox Run to take place September 14
Firefighter to do Terry Fox Run in full gear
Applications up, approvals slow for Health Canada medical marijuana licences Montreal Gazette
OTTAWA - The number of Canadian firms applying for lucrative medical marijuana licences has topped 1,000, as a so-called "greenrush" continues to overwhelm Health Canada. So far, only two new licences have been approved this summer even as the ...
Medical marijuana production facility applications in Canada goes over 1000Windsor Star (blog)
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OTTAWA - The number of Canadian firms applying for lucrative medical marijuana licences has topped 1,000, as a so-called "greenrush" continues to overwhelm Health Canada. So far, only two new licences have been approved this summer even as the ...
Medical marijuana production facility applications in Canada goes over 1000
Widower returns to school to beat the cancer that killed his wife DigitalJournal.com
Edmonton - When 60 year-old American, Powel Crosley lost his wife to cancer in 2009, he didn't dwell on the pain of future years lost. Instead, Mr. Crosley continued the battle his wife fought for 13 years against the disease that ultimately claimed her life by ...
Widower, 60, goes back to university to study the cancer that killed his wifeTimes Colonist
Man Returns To School At 60 To Study Cancer That Killed His WifeWFMY News 2
Widower goes back to university to study the cancer that killed his wifeCanada.com
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Edmonton - When 60 year-old American, Powel Crosley lost his wife to cancer in 2009, he didn't dwell on the pain of future years lost. Instead, Mr. Crosley continued the battle his wife fought for 13 years against the disease that ultimately claimed her life by ...
Widower, 60, goes back to university to study the cancer that killed his wife
Man Returns To School At 60 To Study Cancer That Killed His Wife
Widower goes back to university to study the cancer that killed his wife
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