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A family doctor reacts to new obesity guidelines
The Globe and Mail
About four out of 10 of us are either overweight or obese, and this will lead to a tsunami of diabetes, kidney failure, heart attacks and stroke. In fact, obesity is perhaps the prime mover for all these conditions. Since the Canadian Task Force on Preventive ...
New Canadian Obesity Guidelines Aimed at Primary CareMedscape
Doctors Told To Watch Your WeightCBC.ca (blog)
Weigh your patients, say new obesity guidelines for MDs; experts unconvincedNeepawa Press
Hamilton Spectator
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The Globe and Mail
About four out of 10 of us are either overweight or obese, and this will lead to a tsunami of diabetes, kidney failure, heart attacks and stroke. In fact, obesity is perhaps the prime mover for all these conditions. Since the Canadian Task Force on Preventive ...
New Canadian Obesity Guidelines Aimed at Primary Care
Doctors Told To Watch Your Weight
Weigh your patients, say new obesity guidelines for MDs; experts unconvinced
CBC.ca
Streptococcus: What it is and why chickenpox raises risk
CBC.ca
Toronto health officials blamed an infection from "a common bacteria" known as Group A streptococcus (GAS) this week in the death of a three-year-old boy who attended an east-end daycare. The child was reportedly running a fever on Jan. 13. His parents ...
Community mourns loss of three-year-old boy who attended Leslieville daycareinsideTORONTO.com
3-year-old boy dies from bacteria that causes strep throatToronto Star
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CBC.ca
Toronto health officials blamed an infection from "a common bacteria" known as Group A streptococcus (GAS) this week in the death of a three-year-old boy who attended an east-end daycare. The child was reportedly running a fever on Jan. 13. His parents ...
Community mourns loss of three-year-old boy who attended Leslieville daycare
3-year-old boy dies from bacteria that causes strep throat
Boy dies of bacteria commonly linked with strep throat
Times of India
Morphine after childhood surgery may be life threatening
Times of India
Treating post-operative pain with morphine can cause life threatening respiratory problems in some children who have had their tonsils removed, new research has found. The study has identified a significant risk of potentially fatal breathing disruption when ...
Morphine Unsafe for Some Children After TonsillectomyMedscape
Drug Safety board rejects the use of morphine for tonsillectomy in childrenWorld Tech Today
Morphine after tonsillectomy may be life threatening for childrenNews-Medical.net
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Times of India
Treating post-operative pain with morphine can cause life threatening respiratory problems in some children who have had their tonsils removed, new research has found. The study has identified a significant risk of potentially fatal breathing disruption when ...
Morphine Unsafe for Some Children After Tonsillectomy
Drug Safety board rejects the use of morphine for tonsillectomy in children
Morphine after tonsillectomy may be life threatening for children
Mirror.co.uk
Let's stop trying to cure the obese and tackle our culture of gluttony
Mirror.co.uk
For a time, when I was a zealous young doctor, I refused to treat anyone until they'd given up smoking. The rationale was that while they smoked I could do nothing for them to improve their health that compared to the benefits of quitting. Whatever good I did ...
Is Your Cat Or Dog Obese? More Than 50 Percent Of American Pets Are FatScience World Report
New obesity guidelines fall short, expert saysThe Globe and Mail
Millions of U.S. pets are overweight or obese, study showsScience Recorder
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Mirror.co.uk
For a time, when I was a zealous young doctor, I refused to treat anyone until they'd given up smoking. The rationale was that while they smoked I could do nothing for them to improve their health that compared to the benefits of quitting. Whatever good I did ...
Is Your Cat Or Dog Obese? More Than 50 Percent Of American Pets Are Fat
New obesity guidelines fall short, expert says
Millions of U.S. pets are overweight or obese, study shows
Orillia Packet & Times
Commission releases report on mental-health indicators
Orillia Packet & Times
The findings of a pioneering national survey on mental health are resonating with local organizations. The Mental Health Commission of Canada, a non-profit funded by Health Canada, has released the first part of a larger report that highlights 13 ...
Ottawa professional golfer opens up about depressionMetroNews Canada
Talking about mental illness isn't enoughToronto Sun
Wednesday is Bell Let's Talk Day: What you need to knowOttawa Citizen
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Orillia Packet & Times
The findings of a pioneering national survey on mental health are resonating with local organizations. The Mental Health Commission of Canada, a non-profit funded by Health Canada, has released the first part of a larger report that highlights 13 ...
Ottawa professional golfer opens up about depression
Talking about mental illness isn't enough
Wednesday is Bell Let's Talk Day: What you need to know
Toronto Sun
Crowdfunding campaign started for babies born prematurely by surrogate
Toronto Sun
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Greg and Elaine Smith fight to bring surrogate-born twins home from MexicoCBC.ca
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Toronto Sun
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New York Times
More Differences Than Similarities Are Found in Autistic Siblings
New York Times
Most siblings with a diagnosis of autism do not share the same genetic risk factors for the disorder and are as distinct in their behaviors as any brothers and sisters, scientists reported on Monday in a study that came as a surprise to many doctors, if not to ...
Study of siblings with autism reveals surprising resultsThe Globe and Mail
Genes May Not Explain Autism That Runs in FamiliesWebMD
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New York Times
Most siblings with a diagnosis of autism do not share the same genetic risk factors for the disorder and are as distinct in their behaviors as any brothers and sisters, scientists reported on Monday in a study that came as a surprise to many doctors, if not to ...
Study of siblings with autism reveals surprising results
Genes May Not Explain Autism That Runs in Families
Whole genome sequencing reveals, 'each child with autism is like a snowflake'
CBC.ca
Cambridge Memorial Hospital declares enteric outbreak
CBC.ca
Officials from Cambridge Memorial Hospital have declared an enteric outbreak after five patients in the mental health unit took ill. Enteric illness, which is characterized by vomiting and diarrhea, can be caused by a number of different viruses, such as a ...
Cambridge Memorial Hospital declares intestinal outbreakWaterloo Record
Enteric outbreak declared at Cambridge Memorial570 News
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CBC.ca
Officials from Cambridge Memorial Hospital have declared an enteric outbreak after five patients in the mental health unit took ill. Enteric illness, which is characterized by vomiting and diarrhea, can be caused by a number of different viruses, such as a ...
Cambridge Memorial Hospital declares intestinal outbreak
Enteric outbreak declared at Cambridge Memorial
Outbreak of intestinal illness declared at CMH mental health unit
Coquitlam Now
Mindfulness works, UBC study indicates
Coquitlam Now
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Goldie Hawn's Mindfulness Program Makes Kids Better At Maths, Says UBCHuffington Post Canada
Goldie Hawn program makes kids kinder, better at math: UBC researchersTimes Colonist
Goldie Hawn program makes kids kinder and better at math, UBC researchers sayVancouver Sun
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Goldie Hawn's Mindfulness Program Makes Kids Better At Maths, Says UBC
Goldie Hawn program makes kids kinder, better at math: UBC researchers
Goldie Hawn program makes kids kinder and better at math, UBC researchers say
The Province
Having money in the bank can make you less sad, but not happy, UBC study finds
The Province
Money can't buy you happiness, but it apparently can buy you less sadness in life. A new UBC study led by psychologist Kostadin Kushlev looked into the little-researched link between money and sadness, and concluded that money in the bank is a cushion ...
More money linked to less sadness, but not more happiness either: StudyToronto Sun
Money can't buy happiness, but it can pay off sadness; why the dollar struggles ...Panorama.am
More money linked to less sadness: StudySun News Network
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The Province
Money can't buy you happiness, but it apparently can buy you less sadness in life. A new UBC study led by psychologist Kostadin Kushlev looked into the little-researched link between money and sadness, and concluded that money in the bank is a cushion ...
More money linked to less sadness, but not more happiness either: Study
Money can't buy happiness, but it can pay off sadness; why the dollar struggles ...
More money linked to less sadness: Study
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