2014年9月11日 星期四

2014-09-12 Canada English Health

  Regina Leader-Post   
Lessons from the past: First Ebola outbreak may offer containment clues  Regina Leader-Post
In this photo taken Monday, Aug. 11, 2014, a health worker examines patients for Ebola inside a screening tent, at the Kenema Government Hospital situated in the Eastern Province around 300 km, (186 miles), from the capital city of Freetown in Kenema, ...


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  Stuff.co.nz   
Bras do not cause breast cancer: study  Toronto Star
They may be uncomfortable, pinch your skin and leave red marks. But no, bras do not cause breast cancer. A study of 1,500 postmenopausal women, recently published in a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research, dispels the myth that ...

Don't burn your bras just yet   Independent Online
International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 147: Association of ...   just-drinks.com (subscription)

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  BBC News   
Recovered Ebola patient William Pooley to return to Africa 'in a few weeks'  BBC News
The first British person to contract Ebola in the current outbreak in Africa is to return to the country where he was infected in order to help others fight the disease. William Pooley was treated in London after being flown out of Sierra Leone. He has made a full ...

Global response to Ebola marked by lack of coordination and leadership ...   Washington Post
Fears that Ebola could spread to put 70m 'at risk'   Irish Independent
Fourth doctor from Sierra Leone to receive Ebola treatment   CBS News
New York Times   
Toronto Star   
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  Vancouver Sun   
Cancer that claimed Terry Fox now highly curable, others still challenging  The Globe and Mail
At the time Terry Fox was treated for the bone cancer that claimed his leg and eventually led to his death in 1981, few patients survived that kind of malignancy, known as an osteosarcoma. But advances in treatment over the last few decades have dramatically ...

Plenty of Terry Fox Runs in Cape Breton on Sunday   Cape Breton Post
Terry Fox Run September tradition for communities, schools   Waterloo Record
Terry Fox Run celebrates 30 years   Alberta Daily Herald Tribune
Airdrie City View   
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  CBS News   
Magic mushrooms could help smokers kick the habit  CBS News
No, you're not tripping! A chemical in the hallucinogenic drug known as "magic mushrooms" could help longtime smokers kick the habit, according to a new study. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University found that smokers who have a history of failed ...

Hallucinogen in 'magic mushrooms' can help smokers quit: Study   Toronto Sun

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  Edmonton Journal   
Health officials shut down pork distributor over E.coli concerns  Calgary Herald
The province's health authority shuttered a central Alberta business this week that admits it supplied pork to a distributor implicated in an E.coli outbreak that has made at least 100 people ill. Officials with Alberta Health Services say they issued the closure ...

Pork products recalled over E.coli contamination   Airdrie City View
Frozen pork products sold in Edmonton recalled due to possible E.coli ...   Edmonton Journal
Dates extended for pork recall in Edmonton   Globalnews.ca
Beacon News (blog)   
Food Poisoning Bulletin   
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  CBC.ca   
Dementia treatment research needs to be sped up, Ottawa summit hears  CBC.ca
Leading researchers and industry experts are gathered in Ottawa to discuss how to accelerate the development of new treatments and technologies to help people with dementia, their families and caregivers. The Canada-France Global Dementia Legacy ...

Conference on dementia opens in Ottawa   Globalnews.ca
Ottawa conference looking at turning dementia research into help for sufferers   580 CFRA Radio
Ottawa invests $31.5 million for dementia research   Montreal Gazette
Canada NewsWire (press release)   
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  The Province   
'Crisis' of dealing with the mentally ill continues unabated for Vancouver police  The Province
Their message was stark, and their words were strong and carefully chosen. The situation in Vancouver's streets was nothing short of “a crisis,” both the mayor and the chief of police declared in a joint press conference last September. Police were spending ...

ABC to put mental health in spotlight   9news.com.au

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Austintown Fire Department taking orders for 2014 breast cancer awareness T ...  Youngstown Vindicator
AUSTINTOWN — Austintown Fire Department has started taking orders from people who want to buy the department's $15 breast cancer awareness T-shirt for 2014. Fire Chief Andrew Frost III said the department has been selling the shirts during September ...


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  Portage Daily Graphic   
Bringing awareness to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Dawson Creek  Alaska Highway News
Information on FASD was given out at the Dawson Creek Co-op Mall in honour of FASD Awareness Day. Photo By Elaine Anselmi. Previous Next. Information on FASD was given out at the Dawson Creek Co-op Mall in honour of FASD Awareness Day.
Man with FASD teaches others about disorder   Oxbow Herald
Health organizations spread word on FASD   Timmins Press
Yukoners ring bells at 9:09 am to raise awareness for FASD   CBC.ca
BlackburnNews.com   
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