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Slashing back on sugar: How much sugar you're likely consuming
CTV News
Soft drinks, candy and other sugary snacks with little nutritional value should make up less than 10 per cent of your diet, the World Health Organization says – maybe less than five per cent, if you really want to be healthy. Taking an old recommendation a step ...
Global health agency wants you to slash those spoonfuls of sugar from your dietToronto Star
WHO calls on countries to help people reduce sugar intakeXinhua
WHO Declares War on Hidden Sugars in Fight Against ObesityNDTV
Daily Mail
Vancouver Sun (blog)
SaukValley.com
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CTV News
Soft drinks, candy and other sugary snacks with little nutritional value should make up less than 10 per cent of your diet, the World Health Organization says – maybe less than five per cent, if you really want to be healthy. Taking an old recommendation a step ...
Global health agency wants you to slash those spoonfuls of sugar from your diet
WHO calls on countries to help people reduce sugar intake
WHO Declares War on Hidden Sugars in Fight Against Obesity
Calgary Herald
Researchers probe link between bariatric surgery and higher colon cancer risk
Calgary Herald
Dr. Daniel Drucker, an endocrinologist and senior scientist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, is shown in a handout photo. Researchers are probing a link between bariatric surgery and higher colon cancer risk. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO-Mount Sinai ...
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Calgary Herald
Dr. Daniel Drucker, an endocrinologist and senior scientist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, is shown in a handout photo. Researchers are probing a link between bariatric surgery and higher colon cancer risk. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO-Mount Sinai ...
Low blood pressure linked to faster cognitive decline
The Globe and Mail
For older people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, low blood pressure might be linked to faster mental decline, according to a study. There is not much data on blood pressure in people with cognitive impairment, said lead author Dr. Enrico Mossello ...
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The Globe and Mail
For older people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, low blood pressure might be linked to faster mental decline, according to a study. There is not much data on blood pressure in people with cognitive impairment, said lead author Dr. Enrico Mossello ...
Fort McMurray Today
Fort McMurray child improving after insecticide poisoning
Fort McMurray Today
A six-year old still in hospital after a suffering the effects of an insecticide is no longer in critical condition and is improving. Zain Hasan, currently in care at the Stollery Children's hospital in Edmonton, has been given a timeline of two to three weeks for ...
Poisoned six-year-old taken off life support as condition improvesToronto Sun
Boy improving after being exposed to pesticide in Fort McMurrayNews Talk 770 Calgary
Alberta boy exposed to bedbug pesticide improving: family friendCalgary Herald
CBC.ca
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Fort McMurray Today
A six-year old still in hospital after a suffering the effects of an insecticide is no longer in critical condition and is improving. Zain Hasan, currently in care at the Stollery Children's hospital in Edmonton, has been given a timeline of two to three weeks for ...
Poisoned six-year-old taken off life support as condition improves
Boy improving after being exposed to pesticide in Fort McMurray
Alberta boy exposed to bedbug pesticide improving: family friend
MCV
Ubisoft and Amblyotech announce "Dig Rush", a new title that will help treat ...
MCV
Dig Rush is the first therapeutic video game based on a patented method for the treatment of Amblyopia, also known as Lazy Eye. The title uses inventions originally patented by Drs. Robert Hess, Benjamin Thompson, Behzad Mansouri, Jeremy Cooperstock, ...
Video Game Trains Eyes To Work Better TogetherPopular Science
Real-world solutions: Ubisoft creates game treatment for 'lazy eye' patientsMontreal Gazette
Ubisoft video game offers entertaining new treatment for 'lazy eye'The Straits Times
BBC News
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MCV
Dig Rush is the first therapeutic video game based on a patented method for the treatment of Amblyopia, also known as Lazy Eye. The title uses inventions originally patented by Drs. Robert Hess, Benjamin Thompson, Behzad Mansouri, Jeremy Cooperstock, ...
Video Game Trains Eyes To Work Better Together
Real-world solutions: Ubisoft creates game treatment for 'lazy eye' patients
Ubisoft video game offers entertaining new treatment for 'lazy eye'
CBC.ca
Halifax ER chief sounds the alarm, while deputy minister says it's just seasonal
CTV News
The Halifax Infirmary is overwhelmed, its emergency room beds filled with patients from other departments, and the ER's head and a government minister are at odds over whether the crisis is real. Dr. Sam Campbell, chief of emergency medicine at the Halifax ...
Halifax Infirmary ER overcrowding 'demoralizing' says chiefCBC.ca
ER crowding levels at Halifax hospital called criticalTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Halifax emergency rooms severely overcrowded, worse than code orange from ...Kings County Register/Advertiser
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CTV News
The Halifax Infirmary is overwhelmed, its emergency room beds filled with patients from other departments, and the ER's head and a government minister are at odds over whether the crisis is real. Dr. Sam Campbell, chief of emergency medicine at the Halifax ...
Halifax Infirmary ER overcrowding 'demoralizing' says chief
ER crowding levels at Halifax hospital called critical
Halifax emergency rooms severely overcrowded, worse than code orange from ...
NS teen paralyzed in shooting surpasses doctors' expectations, plans to attend ...
CTV News
A Nova Scotia student who was shot and paralyzed during a home invasion three months ago says she has every intention of attending her high school prom. Last November, Ashley MacLean-Kearse was one of three teenagers shot at a home in Cole ...
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A Nova Scotia student who was shot and paralyzed during a home invasion three months ago says she has every intention of attending her high school prom. Last November, Ashley MacLean-Kearse was one of three teenagers shot at a home in Cole ...
Toronto Sun
Toronto students smoke, drink less than Ontario average, but less active
CTV News
Students in Toronto are smoking, drinking, and using drugs at lower rates than the provincial average, but they're also less physically active, a new report reveals. The school-based survey, conducted by Toronto Public Health, provides a comprehensive ...
Types of HIV testing and Toronto clinic locationsCityNews
Survey reveals much about health of Toronto youthToronto Star
Toronto students aren't the healthiest: SurveyToronto Sun
Globalnews.ca
640 Toronto News
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CTV News
Students in Toronto are smoking, drinking, and using drugs at lower rates than the provincial average, but they're also less physically active, a new report reveals. The school-based survey, conducted by Toronto Public Health, provides a comprehensive ...
Types of HIV testing and Toronto clinic locations
Survey reveals much about health of Toronto youth
Toronto students aren't the healthiest: Survey
CTV News
Death from paramethamphetamine comes in clusters
CTV News
A new study reviewed deaths from PMMA in Alberta and British Columbia and looked at how health agencies manage epidemics and increase awareness. Results were released in Calgary by Alberta Health Services on Wednesday. The study reviewed ...
Deadly PMMA drug resurfaces in Calgary, study finds it can kill people from all ...MetroNews Canada
Learning from a killer drug: Lessons from 27 deaths linked to PMMAGlobalnews.ca
Police and AHS look back on tainted ecstasy deathsNews Talk 770 Calgary
Calgary Sun
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CTV News
A new study reviewed deaths from PMMA in Alberta and British Columbia and looked at how health agencies manage epidemics and increase awareness. Results were released in Calgary by Alberta Health Services on Wednesday. The study reviewed ...
Deadly PMMA drug resurfaces in Calgary, study finds it can kill people from all ...
Learning from a killer drug: Lessons from 27 deaths linked to PMMA
Police and AHS look back on tainted ecstasy deaths
CBC.ca
Art Nails injected unauthorized Botox, Health Canada warns
CBC.ca
Health Canada is warning clients who thought they were getting Botox injections at a nail bar in downtown Vancouver, to see their doctor, after inspectors seized several unlabelled vials from the business. The agency said the owner of Art Nails Ltd., located at ...
Health Canada seizes unlabeled 'Botox' from Vancouver nail barCTV News
Health Canada probes contents of vials that Vancouver nail salon said ...The Province
Health Canada seizes product that Vancouver nail bar owner says is Botox580 CFRA Radio
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CBC.ca
Health Canada is warning clients who thought they were getting Botox injections at a nail bar in downtown Vancouver, to see their doctor, after inspectors seized several unlabelled vials from the business. The agency said the owner of Art Nails Ltd., located at ...
Health Canada seizes unlabeled 'Botox' from Vancouver nail bar
Health Canada probes contents of vials that Vancouver nail salon said ...
Health Canada seizes product that Vancouver nail bar owner says is Botox
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