Ebola cases could reach 550000 to 1.4 million in 4 months: CDC CBC.ca
The Ebola epidemic in West Africa could reach up to 1.4 million cases by late January 2015 under a worst-case scenario, says a report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control that comes as experts from the World Health Organization call for drastic ...
CDC: Ebola could infect 1.4 million in Liberia and Sierra Leone by end of JanuaryWashington Post
Ebola drains already weak West African health systemsBBC News
Five ways Canada is contributing to the fight against EbolaCTV News
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The Ebola epidemic in West Africa could reach up to 1.4 million cases by late January 2015 under a worst-case scenario, says a report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control that comes as experts from the World Health Organization call for drastic ...
CDC: Ebola could infect 1.4 million in Liberia and Sierra Leone by end of January
Ebola drains already weak West African health systems
Five ways Canada is contributing to the fight against Ebola
Why one US mom isn't telling anyone her child is HIV-positive The Globe and Mail
HIV is nothing to be afraid of, says one mother. What's frightening is the ignorance and discrimination of others. For that reason, a contributor to the U.S.-based Scary Mommy blog says she is not disclosing her kindergartener's HIV-positive status to other ...
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HIV is nothing to be afraid of, says one mother. What's frightening is the ignorance and discrimination of others. For that reason, a contributor to the U.S.-based Scary Mommy blog says she is not disclosing her kindergartener's HIV-positive status to other ...
Study tracks assaults by patients to try to prevent injury to hospital workers The Globe and Mail
It's common for patients to come into a hospital with injuries, but too often they're the ones inflicting injury on nurses, technicians and security guards, according to a new U.S. study. Researchers analyzed incident reports of patient violence to identify the ...
Hospitals combat violence against workersFierceHealthcare
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It's common for patients to come into a hospital with injuries, but too often they're the ones inflicting injury on nurses, technicians and security guards, according to a new U.S. study. Researchers analyzed incident reports of patient violence to identify the ...
Hospitals combat violence against workers
Hospital workers victims of patient violence
Take sugar warnings with a pinch of salt Edmonton Journal
For years, we were told to make sure our intake of sugar did not provide more than 10 per cent of the energy (calories) in our diet. But recent reports have destroyed the notion that it's OK to indulge a sweet tooth, even modestly. Related: Where sugar hides ...
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For years, we were told to make sure our intake of sugar did not provide more than 10 per cent of the energy (calories) in our diet. But recent reports have destroyed the notion that it's OK to indulge a sweet tooth, even modestly. Related: Where sugar hides ...
Obesity study finds cardio plus weight training may be best for teens CTV News
A combination of aerobic exercise and resistance training may be the best way to fight teen obesity, a new Canadian study suggests. In the study, published Monday in the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics, researchers from the ...
A combination of aerobic and resistance training is best at battling obesityIrish Examiner
Combining weight training and aerobics fights teen obesityOttawa Citizen
Combination of aerobic, resistance training best for obese teens, study suggests580 CFRA Radio
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A combination of aerobic exercise and resistance training may be the best way to fight teen obesity, a new Canadian study suggests. In the study, published Monday in the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics, researchers from the ...
A combination of aerobic and resistance training is best at battling obesity
Combining weight training and aerobics fights teen obesity
Combination of aerobic, resistance training best for obese teens, study suggests
Most sex workers satisfied with their jobs and don't see themselves as victims ... National Post
Most sex workers in Canada are comfortable in their work, according to a national survey of prostitutes, their partners, clients and managers. The study, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and based on hundreds of interviews in six ...
Most sex workers in Canada 'don't see themselves as victims,' national study findsOttawa Citizen
First national study sheds new light on sex work in CanadaMacleans.ca
Melissa Gira Grant talks about the economics and politics of sex workBaltimore City Paper
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Most sex workers in Canada are comfortable in their work, according to a national survey of prostitutes, their partners, clients and managers. The study, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and based on hundreds of interviews in six ...
Most sex workers in Canada 'don't see themselves as victims,' national study finds
First national study sheds new light on sex work in Canada
Melissa Gira Grant talks about the economics and politics of sex work
Alarm sounded after 2 Saskatoon deaths linked to fake Oxycontin Globalnews.ca
Two young Saskatoon men have died after consuming what police say were fake Oxycontin pills sold on the street. Supplied. What is this? Sponsored content is written by Global News' editorial staff without any editorial influence by the sponsor. If you'd like to ...
Pills linked to two Saskatoon deaths match national warningsNews Talk 650 CKOM
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Two young Saskatoon men have died after consuming what police say were fake Oxycontin pills sold on the street. Supplied. What is this? Sponsored content is written by Global News' editorial staff without any editorial influence by the sponsor. If you'd like to ...
Pills linked to two Saskatoon deaths match national warnings
Overdose deaths linked to counterfeit drugs, police say
Saskatoon police warn of counterfeit street drug after overdoses
Royal Alex Ebola scare response troubling, Edmonton woman says CBC.ca
An Edmonton woman says she is deeply concerned with how the Royal Alexandra Hospital dealt with what was originally suspected to be an Ebola case. She says other patients who were in close contact with the patient were told to go home before the ...
Officials re-open Edmonton ER after ruling out an Ebola infectionCalgary Herald
ER at Royal Alex reopened aftyer patient found to not have EbolaCTV News
Emergency department at Royal Alexandra Hospital to reopen after Ebola scareEdmonton Journal
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An Edmonton woman says she is deeply concerned with how the Royal Alexandra Hospital dealt with what was originally suspected to be an Ebola case. She says other patients who were in close contact with the patient were told to go home before the ...
Officials re-open Edmonton ER after ruling out an Ebola infection
ER at Royal Alex reopened aftyer patient found to not have Ebola
Emergency department at Royal Alexandra Hospital to reopen after Ebola scare
Letter: Tobacco defence is disingenuous Montreal Gazette
Re: "Tobacco class-action lawsuit in final stages" (Gazette, Sept. 23). Speaking for Imperial Tobacco Canada as closing arguments began in the two class-action lawsuits against this country's cigarette firms, Eric Gagnon claimed “we don't believe that the ...
Closing arguments begin in $27-billion anti-tobacco class action lawsuitCTV News
Final arguments under way in Quebec class-action tobacco suitThe Globe and Mail
Historic Quebec lawsuit against cigarette makers back in courtCBC.ca
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Re: "Tobacco class-action lawsuit in final stages" (Gazette, Sept. 23). Speaking for Imperial Tobacco Canada as closing arguments began in the two class-action lawsuits against this country's cigarette firms, Eric Gagnon claimed “we don't believe that the ...
Closing arguments begin in $27-billion anti-tobacco class action lawsuit
Final arguments under way in Quebec class-action tobacco suit
Historic Quebec lawsuit against cigarette makers back in court
No adverse health effects from Dofasco acid spill, officials find Hamilton Spectator
City health officials say there's no evidence of a serious impact on the health of Crown Point residents after ArcelorMittal Dofasco released more than 26,000 litres of hydrochloric acid into the air and onto the plant property. Rob Hall, the city's director of health ...
UPDATE: Public Health probes Dofasco acid leak on neighboursMississauga
Dofasco acid leak under investigationCHCH News
Dofasco: Acid mist in East Hamilton was 'isolated'CBC.ca
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City health officials say there's no evidence of a serious impact on the health of Crown Point residents after ArcelorMittal Dofasco released more than 26,000 litres of hydrochloric acid into the air and onto the plant property. Rob Hall, the city's director of health ...
UPDATE: Public Health probes Dofasco acid leak on neighbours
Dofasco acid leak under investigation
Dofasco: Acid mist in East Hamilton was 'isolated'
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