WHO doesn't approve of Canada's Ebola visa ban Surrey Leader
TORONTO - Canada appears to have used a loophole — a rather large one — to justify to the World Health Organization its decision to stop issuing visas to residents and nationals of Ebola-affected countries. The global health agency says Canada's new ...
Federal government and WHO discuss Canadian Ebola-related travel restrictionsHamilton Spectator
Ottawa defends Ebola-related travel restrictions to WHO660 News
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TORONTO - Canada appears to have used a loophole — a rather large one — to justify to the World Health Organization its decision to stop issuing visas to residents and nationals of Ebola-affected countries. The global health agency says Canada's new ...
Federal government and WHO discuss Canadian Ebola-related travel restrictions
Ottawa defends Ebola-related travel restrictions to WHO
Alzheimer's disease is preventable Port Huron Times Herald
Although there currently is no cure for Alzheimer's disease, it can be prevented in many instances. (Photo: Dean Mitchell, Getty Images). 5 CONNECT 1 TWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. This week is the last in a series of columns about Alzheimer's ...
A major Alzheimer's Disease breakthrough is on horizonDigitalJournal.com
Injections to prevent Alzheimer's may be possible after researchers discover how ...National Post
UR Medicine Conducting Numerous Alzheimer's Treatment and Prevention ...HealthCanal.com
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Although there currently is no cure for Alzheimer's disease, it can be prevented in many instances. (Photo: Dean Mitchell, Getty Images). 5 CONNECT 1 TWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. This week is the last in a series of columns about Alzheimer's ...
A major Alzheimer's Disease breakthrough is on horizon
Injections to prevent Alzheimer's may be possible after researchers discover how ...
UR Medicine Conducting Numerous Alzheimer's Treatment and Prevention ...
Taping feet to prevent blisters on runs may require nuance The Globe and Mail
Runners who used paper tape on one foot during extra-long marathons still ended up with painful blisters, according to a new study. While the runners reported blisters on their taped feet, the vast majority said they'd used the product again. The high level of ...
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Runners who used paper tape on one foot during extra-long marathons still ended up with painful blisters, according to a new study. While the runners reported blisters on their taped feet, the vast majority said they'd used the product again. The high level of ...
Heart disease in women targeted by new Ottawa centre CBC.ca
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute has launched the Canadian Women's Heart Health Centre, which it says is the first of its kind in Canada. Diane Burton, heart disease survivor. Diane Burton says she always worried about her husband's heart health ...
New centre in Ottawa dedicated to women's heart healthCTV News
Heart Institute opens Canada's first centre for women's heart healthOttawa Citizen
Canada's first Women's Heart Health Centre launches here in capital580 CFRA Radio
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The University of Ottawa Heart Institute has launched the Canadian Women's Heart Health Centre, which it says is the first of its kind in Canada. Diane Burton, heart disease survivor. Diane Burton says she always worried about her husband's heart health ...
New centre in Ottawa dedicated to women's heart health
Heart Institute opens Canada's first centre for women's heart health
Canada's first Women's Heart Health Centre launches here in capital
Province extends smoking ban The North Bay Nugget
It's time to butt out at bar and restaurant patios, as well as playgrounds and public sports fields. The provincial government is implementing the new restrictions beginning Jan. 1, at the same time it bans the sale of tobacco and tobacco products on university ...
Ont. dentists applaud province's new smoking banCANOE
Butting out on outdoor patios, playgrounds and sports fields stirs debate in Durhamdurhamregion.com
Ontario : Smoking To Be Banned On Bar, Restaurant Patios (Video)Canada News
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It's time to butt out at bar and restaurant patios, as well as playgrounds and public sports fields. The provincial government is implementing the new restrictions beginning Jan. 1, at the same time it bans the sale of tobacco and tobacco products on university ...
Ont. dentists applaud province's new smoking ban
Butting out on outdoor patios, playgrounds and sports fields stirs debate in Durham
Ontario : Smoking To Be Banned On Bar, Restaurant Patios (Video)
Those who move away not part of turbine study Owen Sound Sun Times
Dr. Hazel Lynn says an important segment of the population has been left out of a Health Canada study into the impact of industrial wind turbines on peoples' health. The Health Canada study, released Thursday, found no link between wind turbine noise and ...
Health Canada report says wind turbines OK, opponents upsetWindsor Star (blog)
Province gives greenlight to wind farmHamilton Spectator
Anti-Turbine Group Reacts To StudyBlackburnNews.com
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Dr. Hazel Lynn says an important segment of the population has been left out of a Health Canada study into the impact of industrial wind turbines on peoples' health. The Health Canada study, released Thursday, found no link between wind turbine noise and ...
Health Canada report says wind turbines OK, opponents upset
Province gives greenlight to wind farm
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Saturday's Scoreboard Calgary Herald
A modern upgrade to the toboggan invented by the First Nations in Eastern Canada, the Ubagaan is made... Sailing Ship Kite. Haptic Lab founder Emily Fischer spent two years of research and development to realize her beautiful... TomTom Runner Cardio.
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A modern upgrade to the toboggan invented by the First Nations in Eastern Canada, the Ubagaan is made... Sailing Ship Kite. Haptic Lab founder Emily Fischer spent two years of research and development to realize her beautiful... TomTom Runner Cardio.
Just accept it: Snow season means thigh-burning squat exercises Vancouver Sun
If you can't wait to hit the slopes this year, now's the time to start training for them if you haven't already. Pre-season strengthening is vital to reducing the risk of getting hurt. Skiing and snowboarding requires stability, power, coordination, balance, and agility, ...
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If you can't wait to hit the slopes this year, now's the time to start training for them if you haven't already. Pre-season strengthening is vital to reducing the risk of getting hurt. Skiing and snowboarding requires stability, power, coordination, balance, and agility, ...
Christina Applegate always phones cancer patients Hamilton Spectator
The 42-year-old actress - who beat breast cancer in 2008 after having a double mastectomy - spends a lot of time talking to suffers and survivors of the disease because she was so glad when people were there for her throughout the treatment. She said: "I ...
Christina Applegate Pays Forward Support She Received After Breast Cancer ...ABC News (blog)
Christina Applegate pays forward support to fellow cancer survivorshelpmeoutDOC News - A consistent flow of medical news
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The 42-year-old actress - who beat breast cancer in 2008 after having a double mastectomy - spends a lot of time talking to suffers and survivors of the disease because she was so glad when people were there for her throughout the treatment. She said: "I ...
Christina Applegate Pays Forward Support She Received After Breast Cancer ...
Christina Applegate pays forward support to fellow cancer survivors
Surrey mobile soup kitchen faces closure due to health rules Vancouver Sun
SURREY — A volunteer-run mobile soup kitchen feeding the homeless in Whalley's most troubled neighbourhood is facing a shutdown unless it gets the proper permits. Dozens of community volunteers have been serving food on Sundays to the poor and ...
Mobile soup kitchen for Surrey homeless faces shutdownSurrey Now
COLUMN: Citywide issue largely ignoredPeace Arch News
Surrey - Action needed on housing plan24 Hours Vancouver
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SURREY — A volunteer-run mobile soup kitchen feeding the homeless in Whalley's most troubled neighbourhood is facing a shutdown unless it gets the proper permits. Dozens of community volunteers have been serving food on Sundays to the poor and ...
Mobile soup kitchen for Surrey homeless faces shutdown
COLUMN: Citywide issue largely ignored
Surrey - Action needed on housing plan
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