Teens who suffer concussions more likely to use alcohol, drugs Digital Journal
Research published in the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation found that teenagers who've had a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI) are more likely to use alcohol or drugs than teens who have not had a TBI. The numbers are alarming.
Teens with concussion history may be more likely to use drugs, alcoholCBC.ca
Teens with brain injury twice as likely to try drugsSun News Network
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Research published in the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation found that teenagers who've had a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI) are more likely to use alcohol or drugs than teens who have not had a TBI. The numbers are alarming.
Teens with concussion history may be more likely to use drugs, alcohol
Teens with brain injury twice as likely to try drugs
Federal government asks health workers to volunteer in West Africa (with video) Ottawa Citizen
While her friends and family are celebrating Christmas in Canada, Ottawa's Lindsay Jones will be in the epicentre of the Ebola crisis, offering support to those who have been touched by the deadliest outbreak of the virus in history. The timing is deliberate.
Canadian Forces medical team to treat health-care workers in Sierra Leone, but ...Toronto Star
Canadian Forces medical team to be deployed to Ebola-plagued Sierra LeoneNational Post
Aust team heads to Africa to fight EbolaSky News Australia
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While her friends and family are celebrating Christmas in Canada, Ottawa's Lindsay Jones will be in the epicentre of the Ebola crisis, offering support to those who have been touched by the deadliest outbreak of the virus in history. The timing is deliberate.
Canadian Forces medical team to treat health-care workers in Sierra Leone, but ...
Canadian Forces medical team to be deployed to Ebola-plagued Sierra Leone
Aust team heads to Africa to fight Ebola
Health Canada grants Aphria licence to grow and sell marijuana The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Health Canada has expanded its roster of licensed medical marijuana companies, adding Aphria Inc. to the list of firms that can grow and sell the drug to patients. The company was granted its permit Thursday, bringing the total number of licensed medical ...
Health Canada clamps down on medical marijuana advertisingCBC.ca
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Health Canada warns medical marijuana producers to follow ad rulesToronto Sun
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Health Canada has expanded its roster of licensed medical marijuana companies, adding Aphria Inc. to the list of firms that can grow and sell the drug to patients. The company was granted its permit Thursday, bringing the total number of licensed medical ...
Health Canada clamps down on medical marijuana advertising
Canadian Feds Don't Like How Medical Marijuana Is Being Promoted
Health Canada warns medical marijuana producers to follow ad rules
Ebola vaccine 'promising' say scientists after human trial BBC News
The first human trial of an experimental vaccine against Ebola suggests that it is safe and may help the immune system to combat the virus. Twenty volunteers were immunised in the United States. Scientists at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) ...
Experimental Ebola vaccine draws eager test volunteersLos Angeles Times
Ebola outbreak: volunteers vaccinated in Halifax experimentCBC.ca
US scientists develop Ebola vaccineDAWN.com
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The first human trial of an experimental vaccine against Ebola suggests that it is safe and may help the immune system to combat the virus. Twenty volunteers were immunised in the United States. Scientists at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) ...
Experimental Ebola vaccine draws eager test volunteers
Ebola outbreak: volunteers vaccinated in Halifax experiment
US scientists develop Ebola vaccine
Facing fines, Fraser Health calls on surgeons to speed up wait times The Globe and Mail
Fraser Health has directed surgeons to reassess patients who have been waiting more than 40 weeks for surgery, in part to avoid financial penalties that kick in if waiting periods last more than 52 weeks. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), which ...
Fraser Health asks surgeons to clear patient backlogVancouver Sun
Fraser Health has 649 cases where wait time exceeds one yearGlobalnews.ca
Fraser Health Authority calls on doctors to accelerate surgeries to avoid $2.5 ...The Province
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Fraser Health has directed surgeons to reassess patients who have been waiting more than 40 weeks for surgery, in part to avoid financial penalties that kick in if waiting periods last more than 52 weeks. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), which ...
Fraser Health asks surgeons to clear patient backlog
Fraser Health has 649 cases where wait time exceeds one year
Fraser Health Authority calls on doctors to accelerate surgeries to avoid $2.5 ...
Want to live longer? Put less food on your plate and consider a 'feast and famine ... National Post
Most humans nowadays don't live much like our prehistoric forebears. We, especially in the West, tend to live sedentary lives in front of computer screens, rather than active ones hunting game and gathering wild fruit. Our health is more likely to be at risk from ...
If you want to live longer, eat smaller plates of foodNew Zealand Herald
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Most humans nowadays don't live much like our prehistoric forebears. We, especially in the West, tend to live sedentary lives in front of computer screens, rather than active ones hunting game and gathering wild fruit. Our health is more likely to be at risk from ...
If you want to live longer, eat smaller plates of food
Ebola test on Calgary patient likely to be negative, AHS official says CBC.ca
A patient at the South Health Campus being tested for Ebola is extremely unlikely to have the disease, says a senior official. 'I implore you to not speculate.' - medical officer Dr. Richard Musto. The woman, who recently arrived from one of the three countries in ...
Officials urge 'Ebola' reality check, after woman quarantined in CalgaryGlobalnews.ca
Unknown illness prompts partial shutdown of Calgary hospital emergency roomWinnipeg Free Press
AHS says patient being tested has low risk for Ebola660 News
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A patient at the South Health Campus being tested for Ebola is extremely unlikely to have the disease, says a senior official. 'I implore you to not speculate.' - medical officer Dr. Richard Musto. The woman, who recently arrived from one of the three countries in ...
Officials urge 'Ebola' reality check, after woman quarantined in Calgary
Unknown illness prompts partial shutdown of Calgary hospital emergency room
AHS says patient being tested has low risk for Ebola
Dan Florizone named new president of Saskatoon Health Region CBC.ca
Dan Florizone has been named as the new president of the Saskatoon Health Region. He takes over the post in January. Florizone is currently the Deputy Education Minister and Deputy Minister Responsible for Lean. He has also spent decades in health ...
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Saskatoon Health Region hires new bossGlobalnews.ca
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Dan Florizone has been named as the new president of the Saskatoon Health Region. He takes over the post in January. Florizone is currently the Deputy Education Minister and Deputy Minister Responsible for Lean. He has also spent decades in health ...
Saskatoon Health Region hires new CEO
Saskatoon Health Region hires new boss
Health region hires deputy Lean minister as CEO
Montreal woman in elderly care centre not bathed in a tub in 9 months CBC.ca
Quebec Health Minister Gaétan Barrette says some policies in elder care facilities may have to be changed after learning that an 85-year-old woman in Montreal has not been given a bath in nine months, and has only received a sponge bath once a week.
Family complains that 85-year-old woman has never been bathed at CHSLDCTV News
Woman in seniors home hasn't been given a bath in 9 monthsCJAD
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Quebec Health Minister Gaétan Barrette says some policies in elder care facilities may have to be changed after learning that an 85-year-old woman in Montreal has not been given a bath in nine months, and has only received a sponge bath once a week.
Family complains that 85-year-old woman has never been bathed at CHSLD
Woman in seniors home hasn't been given a bath in 9 months
'Curious' workers fired for sneaking looks at 112 private e-health records CTV News
VICTORIA - Vancouver Island's health authority has fired two employees it says peaked at patients' private health files to satisfy their personal curiosity. Island Health says it investigated after receiving allegations in early October that staff members were ...
Two employees dismissed for unauthorized viewing of 112 health recordsCBC.ca
Two Island Health nurses spied on patient files for 'curiosity'Times Colonist
Privacy breach at Island HealthCampbell River Mirror
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VICTORIA - Vancouver Island's health authority has fired two employees it says peaked at patients' private health files to satisfy their personal curiosity. Island Health says it investigated after receiving allegations in early October that staff members were ...
Two employees dismissed for unauthorized viewing of 112 health records
Two Island Health nurses spied on patient files for 'curiosity'
Privacy breach at Island Health
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