The Hindu
Ebola-related events in the United States and response
Reuters
(Reuters) - Health agencies around the world are grappling with the worst Ebola epidemic since the virus was identified in 1976. The following is a chronology of events in the United States and the government's response at home and abroad from the time the ...
Some see military's Ebola precautions as excessiveUSA TODAY
Worst case scenario is off the table, but where are Ebola numbers going?Calgary Herald
US Says New Ebola Cases in Liberia SlowingBusinessweek
Montreal Gazette
New York Times
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Reuters
(Reuters) - Health agencies around the world are grappling with the worst Ebola epidemic since the virus was identified in 1976. The following is a chronology of events in the United States and the government's response at home and abroad from the time the ...
Some see military's Ebola precautions as excessive
Worst case scenario is off the table, but where are Ebola numbers going?
US Says New Ebola Cases in Liberia Slowing
Providing safe haven for mental health emergencies
The Globe and Mail
To hear staff tell it, the emergency department of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health was a dark and dingy place before renovation work began in April, 2013. Located on the ground floor of 250 College St., it was crowded, outdated and ill-designed to ...
Program to help mentally ill at home begins to show resultsMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
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The Globe and Mail
To hear staff tell it, the emergency department of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health was a dark and dingy place before renovation work began in April, 2013. Located on the ground floor of 250 College St., it was crowded, outdated and ill-designed to ...
Program to help mentally ill at home begins to show results
CBC.ca
Alberta researchers launch study into childhood intestinal infections
CBC.ca
There's not much worse than having the stomach flu — unless it's watching your child suffer through the vomiting and diarrhea that go along with it. Most young children will get at least two intestinal infections each year and now, Alberta researchers are ...
New study to investigate intestinal infections in childrenCTV News
Alberta researchers to study gastrointestinal bugs in kidsGlobalnews.ca
Largest pediatric study in Alberta to investigate vomiting and diarrhea in childrenTroy Media
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CBC.ca
There's not much worse than having the stomach flu — unless it's watching your child suffer through the vomiting and diarrhea that go along with it. Most young children will get at least two intestinal infections each year and now, Alberta researchers are ...
New study to investigate intestinal infections in children
Alberta researchers to study gastrointestinal bugs in kids
Largest pediatric study in Alberta to investigate vomiting and diarrhea in children
Globalnews.ca
Alberta officials ID residue on surgical instruments as polishing product
580 CFRA Radio
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Alberta Health Services has identified a fine, dark residue found on surgical instruments in Lethbridge. The discovery forced the cancellation of more than 110 surgeries at Chinook Regional Hospital this week. Dr. Karin Goodison ...
Residue on surgical instruments identifiedLethbridge Herald
Cause of dark residue on surgical instruments identifiedGlobalnews.ca
Mysterious residue on Lethbridge hospital's surgical equipment identifiedCTV News
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580 CFRA Radio
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Alberta Health Services has identified a fine, dark residue found on surgical instruments in Lethbridge. The discovery forced the cancellation of more than 110 surgeries at Chinook Regional Hospital this week. Dr. Karin Goodison ...
Residue on surgical instruments identified
Cause of dark residue on surgical instruments identified
Mysterious residue on Lethbridge hospital's surgical equipment identified
CBC.ca
More families raise concerns over care home
Regina Leader-Post
More families have emerged with concerns about care at Regina's Santa Maria longterm care home, following the story of Margaret Warholm. Warholm died last year - her family believes prematurely, and from a lack of care - malnourished and with untreated ...
Mandryk: Care home anger falls on DuncanMontreal Gazette
How to manage care standards in Sask.?Vancouver Sun
Saskatchewan government calls on ombudsman to probe senior's deathWinnipeg Free Press
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Regina Leader-Post
More families have emerged with concerns about care at Regina's Santa Maria longterm care home, following the story of Margaret Warholm. Warholm died last year - her family believes prematurely, and from a lack of care - malnourished and with untreated ...
Mandryk: Care home anger falls on Duncan
How to manage care standards in Sask.?
Saskatchewan government calls on ombudsman to probe senior's death
Texting is like adding 60 lbs to your spine: Study
Welland Tribune
The hours you spend on your smartphone could be putting up to 60 lbs. of pressure on your spine, a new U.S. study says. "People spend an average of two to four hours a day with their heads tilted over reading and texting on their smartphones and devices," ...
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Welland Tribune
The hours you spend on your smartphone could be putting up to 60 lbs. of pressure on your spine, a new U.S. study says. "People spend an average of two to four hours a day with their heads tilted over reading and texting on their smartphones and devices," ...
BlackburnNews.com
Health groups welcome government's announcement on medical tourism
DigitalJournal.com
TORONTO, Nov. 21, 2014 /CNW/ - The Liberal government's announcement that it is taking steps to put the brakes on medical tourism in Ontario is being greeted as welcome news by the coalition of health organizations that has been calling for the ...
Ontario Health Coalition protests hospital cuts at Queen's ParkToronto Sun
Ontario health groups welcome government's announcement on medical tourismSun News Network
Ontario Health Coalition hosts rally at Queen's ParkSarnia Observer
The Globe and Mail
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DigitalJournal.com
TORONTO, Nov. 21, 2014 /CNW/ - The Liberal government's announcement that it is taking steps to put the brakes on medical tourism in Ontario is being greeted as welcome news by the coalition of health organizations that has been calling for the ...
Ontario Health Coalition protests hospital cuts at Queen's Park
Ontario health groups welcome government's announcement on medical tourism
Ontario Health Coalition hosts rally at Queen's Park
DesMoinesRegister.com
Report: NewLink, Merck in talks on Ebola vaccine
DesMoinesRegister.com
NewLink Genetics is reportedly in talks with a larger drug company to scale production and development of its Ebola vaccine. Bloomberg reported Thursday night that Ames-based NewLink is speaking with drugmaker Merck & Co., citing a person familiar with ...
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DesMoinesRegister.com
NewLink Genetics is reportedly in talks with a larger drug company to scale production and development of its Ebola vaccine. Bloomberg reported Thursday night that Ames-based NewLink is speaking with drugmaker Merck & Co., citing a person familiar with ...
Straight.com
Prescription heroin soon to available from Vancouver addictions clinic
The Province
After a B.C. Supreme Court battle pitting long-term heroin addicts against the federal government, prescription heroin will soon be administered from a Vancouver addictions clinic. The Providence Crosstown Clinic in the Downtown Eastside has reportedly just ...
Vancouver addicts soon to receive prescription heroinThe Globe and Mail
After year-long battle with feds, BC clinic receives first heroin shipmentiPolitics.ca (subscription)
Prescription heroin to hit Vancouver streets in a first for North AmericaStraight.com
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The Province
After a B.C. Supreme Court battle pitting long-term heroin addicts against the federal government, prescription heroin will soon be administered from a Vancouver addictions clinic. The Providence Crosstown Clinic in the Downtown Eastside has reportedly just ...
Vancouver addicts soon to receive prescription heroin
After year-long battle with feds, BC clinic receives first heroin shipment
Prescription heroin to hit Vancouver streets in a first for North America
Toronto Sun
Tiny baby born premature goes home after seven months in hospital
Toronto Sun
Holly Sokoloski and Kyle Kerr were ecstatic to bring their daughter Kali home at the end of September. Kali was born premature and spent seven months in hospital. (MARYANNE FIRTH/QMI Agency) ...
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Toronto Sun
Holly Sokoloski and Kyle Kerr were ecstatic to bring their daughter Kali home at the end of September. Kali was born premature and spent seven months in hospital. (MARYANNE FIRTH/QMI Agency) ...
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