Ebola confirmed in Dallas patient, CDC says Toronto Star
DALLAS—A patient being treated at a Dallas hospital has tested positive for Ebola, the first case of the disease to be diagnosed in the United States, federal health officials announced Tuesday. The patient was in isolation at Texas Health Presbyterian ...
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DALLAS—A patient being treated at a Dallas hospital has tested positive for Ebola, the first case of the disease to be diagnosed in the United States, federal health officials announced Tuesday. The patient was in isolation at Texas Health Presbyterian ...
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Brain injuries like concussion can alter teens' behaviour, girls especially: study Vancouver Sun
TORONTO - Teenagers who have had a concussion or other traumatic brain injury report higher rates of such harmful behaviours as contemplating suicide, smoking pot and binge drinking, compared to their uninjured peers — and the finding is particularly ...
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TORONTO - Teenagers who have had a concussion or other traumatic brain injury report higher rates of such harmful behaviours as contemplating suicide, smoking pot and binge drinking, compared to their uninjured peers — and the finding is particularly ...
How concussions can alter teens' behaviour
Nigeria's Actions Seem to Contain Ebola Outbreak New York Times
A school official measured a pupil's temperature last week in Lagos, Nigeria, one of several countries in Africa affected by Ebola. Credit Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main ...
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A school official measured a pupil's temperature last week in Lagos, Nigeria, one of several countries in Africa affected by Ebola. Credit Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main ...
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Canadian Blood Services urges donations as supply 'critically low' CBC.ca
Canadian Blood Services is urging Canadians to make a donation as the country's blood supply is "critically low." Fewer donations over the past few months have created the lowest blood supply since 2008. All blood types are required, but especially types A ...
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Canadian Blood Services is urging Canadians to make a donation as the country's blood supply is "critically low." Fewer donations over the past few months have created the lowest blood supply since 2008. All blood types are required, but especially types A ...
Canada's blood supply 'critically low'
Canada's blood inventory at critical level
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Diamond pioneer Charles Fipke donates $9.1 million to UBC for Alzheimer's ... Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER -- It took a $9.1-million donation to the University of B.C. for Alzheimer's disease research to persuade the family of Bill Bennett, the former premier of B.C., to publicly acknowledge that he is suffering from the debilitating brain disease. His son ...
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VANCOUVER -- It took a $9.1-million donation to the University of B.C. for Alzheimer's disease research to persuade the family of Bill Bennett, the former premier of B.C., to publicly acknowledge that he is suffering from the debilitating brain disease. His son ...
Former BC Premier Bill Bennett's Alzheimer's sparks pledge, tributes
Diamond pioneer Fipke's alma mater donations top $17 million
Diamond mogul Charles Fipke donates $9.1 million to UBC for Alzheimer's ...
Exercise protects brain from depression, Swedish study finds National Post
Endorphins came first, those home-grown opioids or pain-killers called “runner's high.” Then came the endocabbinoids, the pleasure-inducing molecules released during hard exercise that turn exercise nuts into gym rats. Now, decades after scientists first ...
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Endorphins came first, those home-grown opioids or pain-killers called “runner's high.” Then came the endocabbinoids, the pleasure-inducing molecules released during hard exercise that turn exercise nuts into gym rats. Now, decades after scientists first ...
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Cancer survivors' income falls $5K a year, StatsCan finds CBC.ca
Cancer survivors see a $5,000 drop in income, on average, a year after their diagnosis, according to a new report by Statistics Canada. Tuesday's report linked census, cancer registry and vital statistics databases with personal income tax records to evaluate ...
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Cancer survivors see a $5,000 drop in income, on average, a year after their diagnosis, according to a new report by Statistics Canada. Tuesday's report linked census, cancer registry and vital statistics databases with personal income tax records to evaluate ...
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Call for flavoured tobacco ban as health ministers meet in Alberta MSN Canada
BANFF, Alta. – Health groups want other governments to follow Alberta's lead and pass legislation to ban flavoured tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes. Alberta's law was passed last December and is to be phased in over time, starting later this ...
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BANFF, Alta. – Health groups want other governments to follow Alberta's lead and pass legislation to ban flavoured tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes. Alberta's law was passed last December and is to be phased in over time, starting later this ...
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Four hospitalized after Plant Recreation Centre chemical exposure Ottawa Citizen
Four men were performing maintenance at the Plant Bath when they somehow mixed chlorine and an acid, emitting highly toxic fumes into the air. Ottawa Citizen. Share Adjust Comment Print. Four men were taken to hospital and the Plant Recreation Centre ...
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Four men were performing maintenance at the Plant Bath when they somehow mixed chlorine and an acid, emitting highly toxic fumes into the air. Ottawa Citizen. Share Adjust Comment Print. Four men were taken to hospital and the Plant Recreation Centre ...
Plant Recreation Centre chemical spill sends man to hospital
Four taken to hospital after exposure to chlorine fumes at city rec centre
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Pregnancy stress during 1998 ice storm linked to genetic changes in children ... The Globe and Mail
The devastating ice storm of 1998 left a lasting impression, not just on the memories of those who lived through it, but on the DNA of children born in the aftermath. Researchers at Douglas Mental Health University Institute and McGill University have followed ...
DNA signature found in ice storm babiesMcGill Reporter
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The devastating ice storm of 1998 left a lasting impression, not just on the memories of those who lived through it, but on the DNA of children born in the aftermath. Researchers at Douglas Mental Health University Institute and McGill University have followed ...
DNA signature found in ice storm babies
Ice Storm Babies Show Unique Epigenetic Profile
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