Sierra Express Media
Ban to take up fight against Ebola with heads of all UN organizations
Sierra Express Media
20 November 2014 – On the eve of a meeting of United Nations agency chiefs to discuss ways to jointly tackle the Ebola outbreak, the World Bank reported today Liberia's labour sector has suffered a huge blow since the start of the crisis, as a “massive effort” ...
Ebola outbreak: results uneven, UN chief saysCBC.ca
Ebola pandemic death toll closes on 5500 as contagion spreads in MaliExaminer.com
United Nations Warns Ebola Still Far From OverNDTV
Nigerian Tribune
Sin Chew Jit Poh
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Sierra Express Media
20 November 2014 – On the eve of a meeting of United Nations agency chiefs to discuss ways to jointly tackle the Ebola outbreak, the World Bank reported today Liberia's labour sector has suffered a huge blow since the start of the crisis, as a “massive effort” ...
Ebola outbreak: results uneven, UN chief says
Ebola pandemic death toll closes on 5500 as contagion spreads in Mali
United Nations Warns Ebola Still Far From Over
Meditate on this to jumpstart your immune system
The Globe and Mail
If you're at all like me, you dread getting sick. I'm just not very good at lying around for days feeling as if I've been run over by a truck. So I'm all about trying not to get sick in the first place. As a researcher at SickKids Hospital in Toronto, I have to get a flu shot.
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The Globe and Mail
If you're at all like me, you dread getting sick. I'm just not very good at lying around for days feeling as if I've been run over by a truck. So I'm all about trying not to get sick in the first place. As a researcher at SickKids Hospital in Toronto, I have to get a flu shot.
OurWindsor.ca
Guelph HIV/AIDS awareness events lead up to World AIDS Day
Guelph Mercury
GUELPH — A local HIV/AIDs organization is hosting a series of events this week, leading up to World AIDS Day on Friday, Dec. 1, to raise awareness of the disease and the stigma people living with it face. HIV/AIDS Resources and Community Health Guelph ...
HIV prevention drug Truvada focus of controversyToronto Star
New campaign launched to raise awareness of HIV testingDaily Echo
Canada begins trialling HIV prevention drug TruvadaPinkNews
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Guelph Mercury
GUELPH — A local HIV/AIDs organization is hosting a series of events this week, leading up to World AIDS Day on Friday, Dec. 1, to raise awareness of the disease and the stigma people living with it face. HIV/AIDS Resources and Community Health Guelph ...
HIV prevention drug Truvada focus of controversy
New campaign launched to raise awareness of HIV testing
Canada begins trialling HIV prevention drug Truvada
The Atlantic
Vancouver Experiments With Prescription Heroin
The Atlantic
Back to The Wire What is The Wire? The Wire features the latest news coverage from The Atlantic. Vancouver Experiments With Prescription Heroin. Will it work? Matt Schiavenza Nov 23 2014, 1:18 PM ET. Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn; Google+; Email · Print ...
Vancouver addicts soon to receive prescription heroinThe Globe and Mail
Prescription heroin soon to available from Vancouver addictions clinicThe Province
Prescription heroin to hit Vancouver streets in a first for North AmericaStraight.com
The Independent
RT
UPI.com
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The Atlantic
Back to The Wire What is The Wire? The Wire features the latest news coverage from The Atlantic. Vancouver Experiments With Prescription Heroin. Will it work? Matt Schiavenza Nov 23 2014, 1:18 PM ET. Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn; Google+; Email · Print ...
Vancouver addicts soon to receive prescription heroin
Prescription heroin soon to available from Vancouver addictions clinic
Prescription heroin to hit Vancouver streets in a first for North America
The News International
COPD: The common, deadly and often overlooked illness
The Globe and Mail
There are diseases that make the news and those we never hear about. But ignorance is certainly not bliss. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, is a progressive illness characterized by lung damage that makes it increasingly difficult to breathe.
Chronic cough may be Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease symptomDeccan Chronicle
7m asthma patients in PakistanThe News International
Health Hub: Watch out for shortness of breathThe Hindu
Jamaica Observer
Times of Malta
KCWY 13 Where News Comes First
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The Globe and Mail
There are diseases that make the news and those we never hear about. But ignorance is certainly not bliss. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, is a progressive illness characterized by lung damage that makes it increasingly difficult to breathe.
Chronic cough may be Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease symptom
7m asthma patients in Pakistan
Health Hub: Watch out for shortness of breath
CBC.ca
Manitoba vet critical of feds' $200M mental health pledge
CBC.ca
A Manitoba veteran is questioning the timing and motives behind the federal government's Sunday announcement it will be pledging $200 million to mental health services for veterans and military personnel. Mental health in the Canadian military: Feds to ...
Feds to spend $200 million on improving mental health assistance to soldiersWinnipeg Sun
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CBC.ca
A Manitoba veteran is questioning the timing and motives behind the federal government's Sunday announcement it will be pledging $200 million to mental health services for veterans and military personnel. Mental health in the Canadian military: Feds to ...
Feds to spend $200 million on improving mental health assistance to soldiers
CBC.ca
Insulin pumps may risk tubing detachment, Health Canada alerts users
CBC.ca
Some insulin pump users are warned there's a risk the tubing may detach in certain sets, Health Canada says. The regulator and Unomedical flagged the potential safety issue Friday for certain models of infusion sets distributed by Medtronic of Canada, ...
Information Update - Urgent safety information for insulin pump usersDigitalJournal.com
Health Canada Issues Insulin Pump Safety WarningKelownaNow
Some insulin pumps may have faulty tubing connector, can detach: Health Canadamysask.com
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CBC.ca
Some insulin pump users are warned there's a risk the tubing may detach in certain sets, Health Canada says. The regulator and Unomedical flagged the potential safety issue Friday for certain models of infusion sets distributed by Medtronic of Canada, ...
Information Update - Urgent safety information for insulin pump users
Health Canada Issues Insulin Pump Safety Warning
Some insulin pumps may have faulty tubing connector, can detach: Health Canada
InsideHalton.com
Juravinski procedure cuts chemo wait times
InsideHalton.com
Hamilton Health Sciences has been recognized for its innovation in improving care for patients requiring a line to be inserted for delivering chemotherapy and other medications to the body. Sandra Hughes holds a syringe attached to a PICC line she had just ...
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InsideHalton.com
Hamilton Health Sciences has been recognized for its innovation in improving care for patients requiring a line to be inserted for delivering chemotherapy and other medications to the body. Sandra Hughes holds a syringe attached to a PICC line she had just ...
The Province
Tsawwassen family pins hopes for 18-year-old leukemia patient on costly ...
The Province
Still a teenager, Kyle McConkey has already endured two transplants in his ongoing battle with leukemia. Now his Tsawwassen family are pinning their hopes on a last-ditch experimental treatment available only in Seattle. The hitch: It's not insured, and it will ...
Teenager with leukemia hopes to afford last-ditch treatment in AmericaGlobalnews.ca
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The Province
Still a teenager, Kyle McConkey has already endured two transplants in his ongoing battle with leukemia. Now his Tsawwassen family are pinning their hopes on a last-ditch experimental treatment available only in Seattle. The hitch: It's not insured, and it will ...
Teenager with leukemia hopes to afford last-ditch treatment in America
Counsel & Heal
Pregnant Women Taking Anti HIV Medication Risk Damaging Children's Heart
Counsel & Heal
Anti HIV medication can lead to child health damage when mothers take them before or during pregnancy. (Photo : Flickr/Emery Co Photo). Pregnant mothers taking HIV medication to prevent fetal transmission, increase the risk of heart damage in children.
Anti-HIV drugs may damage unborn babies' heartsBusiness Standard
Anti-HIV drugs can affect unborn babies' heartsZee News
Anti-HIV meds can cause damage to fetal heartsToronto Sun
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Counsel & Heal
Anti HIV medication can lead to child health damage when mothers take them before or during pregnancy. (Photo : Flickr/Emery Co Photo). Pregnant mothers taking HIV medication to prevent fetal transmission, increase the risk of heart damage in children.
Anti-HIV drugs may damage unborn babies' hearts
Anti-HIV drugs can affect unborn babies' hearts
Anti-HIV meds can cause damage to fetal hearts
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