ca-hotdailynews: 2015-02-01 Canada English Health

Does milk really do the body good?
CTV News
NEW YORK -- Embattled milk producers launched a social media campaign this week to rebuild public confidence in the health benefits of their product. But how healthy is it? While the government urges milk consumption, some studies have begun to ...

Milk does the body good?   Stuff.co.nz

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WKZO

Flu remains widespread in NH, but not alarmingly so
Nashua Telegraph
Flu has become widespread in New Hampshire and has been connected to at least two deaths, but so far does not seem to be spreading unusually for this time of year despite some concerns about the effectiveness of the vaccine. “At this time of year always ...

Season's failed flu shot raises questions about immunization program   The Globe and Mail
Flu vaccine offered little or no protection   The Tri-City News
A new sign of a bad flu season: Hospitalization rate for US elderly hit record high ...   Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Globalnews.ca
NDTV
Nanaimo Daily News
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CBC.ca

H7N9 bird flu case confirmed in second BC patient
CBC.ca
A British Columbia man has been confirmed as Canada's second case of H7N9 bird flu. 1st North American case of H7N9 bird flu confirmed in B.C. woman. The unidentified man and his wife are believed to have contracted the virus during a recent trip to ...

Second H7N9 bird flu case confirmed in BC; husband of first patient   The Province
Second Canadian diagnosed with H7N9 bird flu   Toronto Sun
Canada says husband of woman diagnosed with avian flu also infected   Reuters

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MetroNews Canada

MPP Jim McDonell weighs in on health workers' strike
Seaway News
CORNWALL, Ontario - Nearly 3,000 members of the Ontario Nurses' Association hit the picket lines at nine of 14 Community Care Access Centres (CCAC) across the province on Friday. SDSG MPP Jim McDonell ...

3000 home and community care workers on strike across Ontario   Toronto Star
North West CCAC aims to continue care despite workers' strike   CBC.ca
Care workers help patients navigate health care system   MetroNews Canada
Hamilton Spectator
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CANOE
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Hamilton Spectator

A psychopaths' brain is wired differently, researchers find
Hamilton Spectator
Canadian killer Paul Bernardo pictured with Karla Homolka. Bernardo is among those diagnosed with psychopathic personalities, meaning they lack empathy and are callous, glib, manipulative, shallow and violent. next play/pause pre 1/1 ...

Psychopathic criminals learn differently from punishment cues   CBC.ca
Most serial killers don't understand punishment, study reveals   Daily Mail
Psychopaths' brains wired differently, researchers...   www.insidebrockville.com/

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Peterborough Examiner

Frostbite alert in effect
Peterborough Examiner
Peterborough city and county is under its sixth frostbite alert of the season from the Peterborough County-City Health Unit, with a low of -25 C expected early Saturday morning, feeling as cold as -33 C with the wind chill factored in. Three chilly nights are ...

Health Unit advises you to be cautious during cold weather   Millstone News
Health unit issues sixth frostbite alert of the season as temperatures plummet   Full-Time Whistle
Middlesex-London Health Unit issues fourth cold weather alert   London Community News

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The Sudbury Star

Sudbury health unit conducting hep A clinics
The Sudbury Star
The Sudbury and District Health unit is continuing to offer Hepatitis A Vaccine Clinics in response to the discovery of a Sudbury restaurant worker infected by hep A. Here is the schedule: - Sudbury. 1300 Paris St., from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. Saturday, January 31.
Hepatitis A clinics continue at health unit   NorthernLife.ca
Hepatitis A exposure at Casey's restaurant prompts health unit warning   CBC.ca
Dozens in Grey-Bruce get Hep A vaccine   Owen Sound Sun Times
Manitoulin Expositor
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