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peacekeeper serving in Liberia recovers from Ebola
Xinhua
UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- A UN peacekeeper serving in the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) has recovered from Ebola and he "will resume duties while receiving psychological counseling and close monitoring," a UN spokesman told reporters ...
First conviction in Sierra Leone under Ebola lawsDaily Mail
Dear Diary: Today I tackled Ebola in Sierra LeoneThe Globe and Mail
Christmas Lockdown Feels Too Familiar to Ebola PioneerBusinessweek
Nigerian Tribune
The Daily Star
Huffington Post
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Xinhua
UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- A UN peacekeeper serving in the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) has recovered from Ebola and he "will resume duties while receiving psychological counseling and close monitoring," a UN spokesman told reporters ...
First conviction in Sierra Leone under Ebola laws
Dear Diary: Today I tackled Ebola in Sierra Leone
Christmas Lockdown Feels Too Familiar to Ebola Pioneer
Minneapolis Star Tribune
FDA Easing Ban on Gays, to Let Some Give Blood
New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration announced Tuesday that it would scrap a decades-old lifetime prohibition on blood donation by gay and bisexual men, a major stride toward ending what many had seen as a national policy of ...
Why Even A 12-Month Ban On Blood Donations From Gay Men Makes No SenseHuffington Post
Gay US blood donor ban 'should end'BBC News
FDA eases 31-year ban on blood donations from gay menReuters
Irish Independent
Windy City Times
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New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration announced Tuesday that it would scrap a decades-old lifetime prohibition on blood donation by gay and bisexual men, a major stride toward ending what many had seen as a national policy of ...
Why Even A 12-Month Ban On Blood Donations From Gay Men Makes No Sense
Gay US blood donor ban 'should end'
FDA eases 31-year ban on blood donations from gay men
National Post
Jennifer Sygo: No matter if it's grass-fed, gluten-free or organic, rich foods pack a ...
National Post
'Tis the season — for parties, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and of course, shortbread. And pie. And egg nog. Oh, egg nog! And don't forget the stuffing. And hot chocolate! So good! Basically, it's the season for overeating as sport, nibbling semi-consciously, and ...
Here's What 200 Calories of All Your Christmas Food Looks Like, Sorry to Break ...Bustle
How to survive the holidays without gaining weightThe Suburban Newspaper
How to avoid holiday weight gainYorkRegion.com
The Weather Channel
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National Post
'Tis the season — for parties, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and of course, shortbread. And pie. And egg nog. Oh, egg nog! And don't forget the stuffing. And hot chocolate! So good! Basically, it's the season for overeating as sport, nibbling semi-consciously, and ...
Here's What 200 Calories of All Your Christmas Food Looks Like, Sorry to Break ...
How to survive the holidays without gaining weight
How to avoid holiday weight gain
National Post
Viewers should be skeptical of advice on TV medical talk shows like Dr. Oz and ...
National Post
EDMONTON — Medical researchers at the University of Alberta has two words of advice about the recommendations on medical talk shows: be skeptical. In a new study in the British Medical Journal, they found only one-third of the recommendations on Dr.
Study: Dr. Oz recommendations wrong more than half the timeDigital Journal
Be wary of advice from TV doctors, U of A study saysSaskatoon StarPhoenix
What Canadian doctors found when they studied Dr. Oz's health claimsGlobalnews.ca
Independent Online
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National Post
EDMONTON — Medical researchers at the University of Alberta has two words of advice about the recommendations on medical talk shows: be skeptical. In a new study in the British Medical Journal, they found only one-third of the recommendations on Dr.
Study: Dr. Oz recommendations wrong more than half the time
Be wary of advice from TV doctors, U of A study says
What Canadian doctors found when they studied Dr. Oz's health claims
Montreal Gazette
How music can make surgery go with a swing
Montreal Gazette
The prize for the year's most thought-provoking article in a learned journal must go to an editorial published last week in the British Medical Journal. It reviewed research on the music played in operating theatres, and made for fascinating reading. It appears ...
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Montreal Gazette
The prize for the year's most thought-provoking article in a learned journal must go to an editorial published last week in the British Medical Journal. It reviewed research on the music played in operating theatres, and made for fascinating reading. It appears ...
Toronto Star
Court puts 6-month limit on detentions under...
Cambridge Times
For nearly two decades, a deaf, mentally ill man has sat in an Ontario maximum security psychiatric institution, held under the province's Mental Health Act — a law never intended to permit long-term detention. Despite repeated, increasingly adamant ...
Court places six-month cap on involuntary detention of mental-health patientsThe Globe and Mail
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Cambridge Times
For nearly two decades, a deaf, mentally ill man has sat in an Ontario maximum security psychiatric institution, held under the province's Mental Health Act — a law never intended to permit long-term detention. Despite repeated, increasingly adamant ...
Court places six-month cap on involuntary detention of mental-health patients
Edmonton Journal
A little beer or wine may not add weight
Edmonton Journal
Are beer bellies a real thing? Do social drinkers really carry around an extra five pounds of weight? I have avoided investigating the answers to this question for all my adult life — and all my years as a health reporter. Call it denial by someone who likes her ...
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Edmonton Journal
Are beer bellies a real thing? Do social drinkers really carry around an extra five pounds of weight? I have avoided investigating the answers to this question for all my adult life — and all my years as a health reporter. Call it denial by someone who likes her ...
CBC.ca
AHS contacts endoscopy patients after Peter Lougheed Centre problem
CBC.ca
Thirty-five patients who underwent endoscopy examinations at the Peter Lougheed Centre have been contacted by Alberta Health Services as a precaution against possible blood-borne infection. The followups were ordered after a problem was discovered in ...
Health officials say risk of HIV infection low after equipment failureCalgary Herald
Patients notified after problem with sterilization equipment at northeast hospitalCTV News
Patients at Peter Lougheed hospital may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitisGlobalnews.ca
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CBC.ca
Thirty-five patients who underwent endoscopy examinations at the Peter Lougheed Centre have been contacted by Alberta Health Services as a precaution against possible blood-borne infection. The followups were ordered after a problem was discovered in ...
Health officials say risk of HIV infection low after equipment failure
Patients notified after problem with sterilization equipment at northeast hospital
Patients at Peter Lougheed hospital may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis
Toronto Star
SFU scientists help put bedbugs to bed forever
Simon Fraser University News
The world owes a debt of gratitude to Simon Fraser University biologist Regine Gries. Her arms have provided a blood meal for more than a thousand bedbugs each week for five years while she and her husband, biology professor Gerhard Gries, searched ...
New breakthrough in the war against bed bugsThe Weather Network
Scientist endures 180000 bed bug bites to help develop trapCTV News
SFU scientists find the bed bug's soft spotVancouver Sun
CBC.ca
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Simon Fraser University News
The world owes a debt of gratitude to Simon Fraser University biologist Regine Gries. Her arms have provided a blood meal for more than a thousand bedbugs each week for five years while she and her husband, biology professor Gerhard Gries, searched ...
New breakthrough in the war against bed bugs
Scientist endures 180000 bed bug bites to help develop trap
SFU scientists find the bed bug's soft spot
Sun News Network
Avian flu infects small bird coop in British Columbia
Sun News Network
VANCOUVER - The avian flu outbreak in B.C. has hit its first non-commercial site, infecting a small 85-bird operation. The new case is a small Aldergrove coop raising ducks, chickens, geese and turkeys, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed.
Bird flu spreads to backyard coop24 Hours Vancouver
Avian flu virus found at non-commercial farm in Aldergrove, BCCBC.ca
Avian flu spreads to first non-commercial backyard coop in BCCTV News
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Sun News Network
VANCOUVER - The avian flu outbreak in B.C. has hit its first non-commercial site, infecting a small 85-bird operation. The new case is a small Aldergrove coop raising ducks, chickens, geese and turkeys, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed.
Bird flu spreads to backyard coop
Avian flu virus found at non-commercial farm in Aldergrove, BC
Avian flu spreads to first non-commercial backyard coop in BC
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