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Crowdfunded donations to revive abortion clinic in Fredericton
The Globe and Mail
Women in New Brunswick are getting a new, full-service health clinic that will offer abortions thanks to more than $125,000 in crowdfunded donations that poured in last spring after the province's only freestanding abortion clinic announced it was shutting ...
Morgentaler's old Fredericton clinic to reopen as private abortion facilityCBC.ca
Activists to open health centre in former Fredericton Morgentaler ClinicCanada.com
New Fredericton clinic to perform abortionsMetroNews Canada
Globalnews.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Women in New Brunswick are getting a new, full-service health clinic that will offer abortions thanks to more than $125,000 in crowdfunded donations that poured in last spring after the province's only freestanding abortion clinic announced it was shutting ...
Morgentaler's old Fredericton clinic to reopen as private abortion facility
Activists to open health centre in former Fredericton Morgentaler Clinic
New Fredericton clinic to perform abortions
CBC.ca
Flu vaccine paradox adds to public health debate
CBC.ca
People who receive flu vaccines year after year can sometimes show reduced protection, an effect that Canadian infectious disease specialists say muddies public health messages for annual flu vaccine campaigns. During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, ...
This year's flu is knockin' 'em down like bowling pins, especially tough on elderlyThe Province
Mutant flu virus poses greatest risk to elderly, warns the HSEIrish Independent
Cracking the vaccine conundrumIrish Examiner
Capitalberg
Daily Times
KESQ
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CBC.ca
People who receive flu vaccines year after year can sometimes show reduced protection, an effect that Canadian infectious disease specialists say muddies public health messages for annual flu vaccine campaigns. During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, ...
This year's flu is knockin' 'em down like bowling pins, especially tough on elderly
Mutant flu virus poses greatest risk to elderly, warns the HSE
Cracking the vaccine conundrum
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Stress diminishes ability to empathize - in both lab mice and humans: study
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TORONTO — Most people are able to feel empathy for a friend experiencing physical or emotional pain. But it's trickier when the person is a stranger — and researchers suggest a major reason for that lack of fellow-feeling may be stress. Editor : David ...
Stress is 'barrier to feeling empathy for strangers'BBC News
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TORONTO — Most people are able to feel empathy for a friend experiencing physical or emotional pain. But it's trickier when the person is a stranger — and researchers suggest a major reason for that lack of fellow-feeling may be stress. Editor : David ...
Stress is 'barrier to feeling empathy for strangers'
Windsor Star
Thinking about a detox or cleanse? Try eating clean instead: nutritionist
Windsor Star
Zannat Reza is seen in this undated handout photo. Reza, a culinary dietitian in Toronto, says you can boost your immune system by eating a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean protein.THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO. Share. Comments ...
Recipes: Heal yourself with these three immune-boosting soupsBrandon Sun
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Windsor Star
Zannat Reza is seen in this undated handout photo. Reza, a culinary dietitian in Toronto, says you can boost your immune system by eating a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean protein.THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO. Share. Comments ...
Recipes: Heal yourself with these three immune-boosting soups
CBC.ca
Rachel Notley says Calgary hospitals are not being properly maintained
CBC.ca
Alberta's New Democrats say the Tories are lagging when it comes to hospital maintenance in the province. Tom Baker Cancer Centre replacement could see delays, says province · Alberta's $6B budget shortfall: running the numbers · Jim Prentice says ...
NDP says Calgary hospitals are crumbling after years of neglectGlobalnews.ca
Alberta NDP says hospital infrastructure years behind because of neglect580 CFRA Radio
Alberta NDP accuses PCs of neglecting hospital maintenanceCTV News
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CBC.ca
Alberta's New Democrats say the Tories are lagging when it comes to hospital maintenance in the province. Tom Baker Cancer Centre replacement could see delays, says province · Alberta's $6B budget shortfall: running the numbers · Jim Prentice says ...
NDP says Calgary hospitals are crumbling after years of neglect
Alberta NDP says hospital infrastructure years behind because of neglect
Alberta NDP accuses PCs of neglecting hospital maintenance
The Barrie Examiner
Georgian College gets new support for students with mental health issues
CTV News
The province of Ontario is giving a substantial donation to Georgian College to create new support for students with mental health issues. The Ontario government invests more than $9 million a year into mental health programs for post-secondary students ...
Province invests $310000 to help Aboriginal students adapt to Trent and FlemingKawartha Media Group
Mental Health Support for Postsecondary Students: ProjectsGovernment of Ontario News
Improving Mental Health for Postsecondary StudentsNorthumberlandView.ca
Simcoe.com
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CTV News
The province of Ontario is giving a substantial donation to Georgian College to create new support for students with mental health issues. The Ontario government invests more than $9 million a year into mental health programs for post-secondary students ...
Province invests $310000 to help Aboriginal students adapt to Trent and Fleming
Mental Health Support for Postsecondary Students: Projects
Improving Mental Health for Postsecondary Students
CBC.ca
Chocolate milk the only milk some school kids choose, study finds
CBC.ca
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have released a study that looks at what school children will choose to drink, when chocolate milk is not an option. In many cases, the study found, children choose other drinks which contain even more sugar ...
It's chocolate milk or no milk at all for many children, says studyOttawa Citizen
Chocolate milk better than no milk in schools: StudySun News Network
Without chocolate milk in the mix, kids drink less of itRegina Leader-Post
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CBC.ca
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have released a study that looks at what school children will choose to drink, when chocolate milk is not an option. In many cases, the study found, children choose other drinks which contain even more sugar ...
It's chocolate milk or no milk at all for many children, says study
Chocolate milk better than no milk in schools: Study
Without chocolate milk in the mix, kids drink less of it
Toronto Star
Contract talks failed because MDs 'did not want to be held accountable ...
Toronto Star
Contract talks between the province and the Ontario Medical Association fell apart because the organization representing doctors refused not to overspend beyond a fixed budget, a government source close to the negotiations said. “The OMA did not want to ...
Expect longer waits for doctors: OMA presidentToronto Sun
Doctors to see cut to paymentsFort Frances Times
Ontario slashes fees it pays to doctors following negotiationsThe Globe and Mail
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Toronto Star
Contract talks between the province and the Ontario Medical Association fell apart because the organization representing doctors refused not to overspend beyond a fixed budget, a government source close to the negotiations said. “The OMA did not want to ...
Expect longer waits for doctors: OMA president
Doctors to see cut to payments
Ontario slashes fees it pays to doctors following negotiations
CBC.ca
Obese woman files BC human rights complaint over allegedly denied rehab
CBC.ca
An obese woman has filed a complaint with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal, claiming two doctors denied her health care because of her weight. The university professor, who cannot be identified due to a publication ban, said she didn't get the intensive ...
Obese woman denied care files complaintCKNW News Talk 980
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CBC.ca
An obese woman has filed a complaint with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal, claiming two doctors denied her health care because of her weight. The university professor, who cannot be identified due to a publication ban, said she didn't get the intensive ...
Obese woman denied care files complaint
Girl who quit chemotherapy for traditional healing said to be cancer-free
Cambridge Times
An aboriginal girl who quit chemotherapy in favour of traditional healing with the support of an Ontario court judge is believed to be cancer-free. The mother of the girl, who can't be identified because of a publication ban, announced in the Two Row Times ...
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Cambridge Times
An aboriginal girl who quit chemotherapy in favour of traditional healing with the support of an Ontario court judge is believed to be cancer-free. The mother of the girl, who can't be identified because of a publication ban, announced in the Two Row Times ...
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