Canadian doctor paints grim picture upon return from Ebola frontlines CTV News
Canadian doctor Robert Fowler has seen the devastation of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa first-hand and says he now understands the challenges that health care workers there are facing. Fowler is a critical care physician at Sunnybrook Health Sciences ...
Cuba sends 461 doctors, nurses to help fight Ebola in West AfricaXinhua
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Canadian doctor Robert Fowler has seen the devastation of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa first-hand and says he now understands the challenges that health care workers there are facing. Fowler is a critical care physician at Sunnybrook Health Sciences ...
Cuba sends 461 doctors, nurses to help fight Ebola in West Africa
Cuba sending 300 more doctors, nurses to fight Ebola in West Africa
WHO to issue guidelines on treating Ebola with blood, plasma therapies
New Liberian children's hospital overwhelmed with Ebola cases The Globe and Mail
Clutching a tattered plastic bag of spare clothing, 12-year-old runaway Princess Sheriff trudges back through the heavy steel gates of the Ebola treatment unit. A man in a biohazard suit sprays her bag with disinfectant, then turns the nozzle onto the car that ...
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Clutching a tattered plastic bag of spare clothing, 12-year-old runaway Princess Sheriff trudges back through the heavy steel gates of the Ebola treatment unit. A man in a biohazard suit sprays her bag with disinfectant, then turns the nozzle onto the car that ...
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In Liberia, Ebola Takes a Heavy Toll on Civic Life
Too few beds, too many Ebola patients
Will Dot-Health Make It More Likely That You'll Get Scammed? WCQS
You wake up feeling gross – stuffy and full of aches. A quick Google search of your symptoms confirms that yes, you probably have a cold and not the plague. But what if you were directed to a site that had a legitimate sounding name but wasn't really accurate ...
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You wake up feeling gross – stuffy and full of aches. A quick Google search of your symptoms confirms that yes, you probably have a cold and not the plague. But what if you were directed to a site that had a legitimate sounding name but wasn't really accurate ...
In Canada, Sausages Recalled for Salmonella Contamination Food Poisoning Bulletin
Marini Foods Limited is recalling REA brand and Bona brand sausages because they may be contaminated with Salmonella bacteria. No illnesses have been reported to date in connection with the consumption of these products. They were sold in Ontario.
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Marini Foods Limited is recalling REA brand and Bona brand sausages because they may be contaminated with Salmonella bacteria. No illnesses have been reported to date in connection with the consumption of these products. They were sold in Ontario.
Toronto firm recalls sausage products
Sausages recalled in Ontario because of poisoning risk
Meet The World's Most Promising Candidates For The Nobel Prize For Medicine Businessinsider India
Professor Randy W. Schekman, 2013 laureate of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, accepts his prize. This year's Nobel Prize for Medicine won't be announced until Monday, October 6, but if you wanted to place a bet on who might win, Thomson ...
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Professor Randy W. Schekman, 2013 laureate of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, accepts his prize. This year's Nobel Prize for Medicine won't be announced until Monday, October 6, but if you wanted to place a bet on who might win, Thomson ...
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Poor Global Coordination affecting Canada's Efforts to deliver its Ebola Vaccine ... French Tribune
International Development Minister Christian Paradis said in his speech to the United Nations in New York that poor global coordination is preventing Canada's efforts to fulfill its promise of delivering its Ebola vaccine to Africa. Six week ago, Canada offered to ...
UN calls for $1.1B to ramp up Ebola response as Canada pledges $30MCBC.ca
Canada contributes another $30-million to the Ebola fightThe Globe and Mail
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International Development Minister Christian Paradis said in his speech to the United Nations in New York that poor global coordination is preventing Canada's efforts to fulfill its promise of delivering its Ebola vaccine to Africa. Six week ago, Canada offered to ...
UN calls for $1.1B to ramp up Ebola response as Canada pledges $30M
Canada contributes another $30-million to the Ebola fight
Canada donates another $30M to help in Ebola battle
St. Michael students, staff and family members in Terry Fox Run S.E. Saskatchewan Booster
Students, staff and family members from St. Michael School enter Jubilee Park on Wednesday afternoon, for their Terry Fox national school run day. Many local schools held their Terry Fox national school run that same day, as they raised funds for the ...
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Students, staff and family members from St. Michael School enter Jubilee Park on Wednesday afternoon, for their Terry Fox national school run day. Many local schools held their Terry Fox national school run that same day, as they raised funds for the ...
Record-breaking funds raised for Terry Fox
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Saskatoon woman knits 100 baby blankets for Children's Hospital 650 CKOM News Talk Radio
Elizabeth Smith is humble as she stands at the future site of the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan and holds up one of her handmade baby blankets. It started a few years ago as cabin fever. Smith's daughter suggested she needed a project to do in her ...
Hospital construction underwayRegina Leader-Post
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Elizabeth Smith is humble as she stands at the future site of the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan and holds up one of her handmade baby blankets. It started a few years ago as cabin fever. Smith's daughter suggested she needed a project to do in her ...
Hospital construction underway
Construction begins for Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
Construction begins on Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
Ignorance still a major risk for HIV, AIDS Woodstock Sentinel Review
The sleepover is one of the most memorable parts of childhood bonding with friends, sharing that delicious feeling of defying the rules and bed times. But Ashley Murphy's first sleepover at age seven was a rude awakening to a world that feared her. A friend's ...
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The sleepover is one of the most memorable parts of childhood bonding with friends, sharing that delicious feeling of defying the rules and bed times. But Ashley Murphy's first sleepover at age seven was a rude awakening to a world that feared her. A friend's ...
Hamilton had 96 cases of EV-D68, but virus now declining : Report Canada News
An outbreak of EV-D68 in the Hamilton region has pushed the number of Ontario children infected with the respiratory virus to over 100. Test results show Enterovirus D68, which has sickened thousands of kids in the United States, has infected 96 people in ...
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An outbreak of EV-D68 in the Hamilton region has pushed the number of Ontario children infected with the respiratory virus to over 100. Test results show Enterovirus D68, which has sickened thousands of kids in the United States, has infected 96 people in ...
Test identifies EV-D68 cases
Hamilton had 96 cases of EV-D68, but virus now declining
96 patients in Hamilton test positive for Enterovirus D68
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