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Many with early breast cancer have too many imaging tests
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Nearly nine in 10 women with early breast cancer have imaging exams to see if the cancer has spread, despite official recommendations against such tests, a new study suggests. The American Society of Clinical Oncology and the National ...
Early stage breast cancer patients getting too many imaging tests: studyCTV News
Needless breast cancer imaging common in Ontario, study findsCBC.ca
Early-stage breast cancer patients undergo unnecessary testing: studyThe Globe and Mail
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Nearly nine in 10 women with early breast cancer have imaging exams to see if the cancer has spread, despite official recommendations against such tests, a new study suggests. The American Society of Clinical Oncology and the National ...
Early stage breast cancer patients getting too many imaging tests: study
Needless breast cancer imaging common in Ontario, study finds
Early-stage breast cancer patients undergo unnecessary testing: study
The Globe and Mail
Scientists identify evidence-based predictors of biphasic reactions in kids
Financial Express
A new study has provided a deeper insight into newly identified evidence-based predictors of biphasic reactions in kids. By: ANI | June 22, 2015 10:00 pm. G+. A new study has provided a deeper insight into newly identified evidence-based predictors of ...
15 per cent of kids who have an anaphylactic reaction have delayed second ...The Globe and Mail
Some kids who have severe allergic reactions at risk of second attack hours later ...MetroNews Canada
New Tool to Predict Delayed Allergic Reactions in ChildrenHealthCanal.com
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Financial Express
A new study has provided a deeper insight into newly identified evidence-based predictors of biphasic reactions in kids. By: ANI | June 22, 2015 10:00 pm. G+. A new study has provided a deeper insight into newly identified evidence-based predictors of ...
15 per cent of kids who have an anaphylactic reaction have delayed second ...
Some kids who have severe allergic reactions at risk of second attack hours later ...
New Tool to Predict Delayed Allergic Reactions in Children
CBC.ca
Alberta Health Services issues warning after confirmed hepatitis A confirmed at ...
CBC.ca
Alberta Health Services is warning patrons who ate at an Original Joe's in Strathmore after confirming a kitchen worker has hepatitis A. Patrons who consumed food at the restaurant and bar, located at #8, 100 Ranch Market between June 9 to 19, are eligible ...
AHS holding hepatitis A clinics after restaurant food handler contracts diseaseCalgary Herald
Up to 2200 Strathmore Original Joe's patrons at risk of hepatitis AGlobalnews.ca
Strathmore diners warned of Hepatitis A exposure660 News
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CBC.ca
Alberta Health Services is warning patrons who ate at an Original Joe's in Strathmore after confirming a kitchen worker has hepatitis A. Patrons who consumed food at the restaurant and bar, located at #8, 100 Ranch Market between June 9 to 19, are eligible ...
AHS holding hepatitis A clinics after restaurant food handler contracts disease
Up to 2200 Strathmore Original Joe's patrons at risk of hepatitis A
Strathmore diners warned of Hepatitis A exposure
TIME
Ebola Returns to Sierra Leone Capital After Weeks of No New Cases
TIME
Two new cases of the deadly Ebola virus have been recorded in Sierra Leone's capital city of Freetown, about three weeks after the most recent new cases were found, underscoring the difficulty of ridding the region of the disease. “This is worrisome because ...
With low numbers of new cases, Ebola vaccine trials fight odds of successVancouver Sun
Post-Ebola Syndrome: Survivors continue to face mystery symptomsCBC.ca
Ebola returns to Sierra Leone capital after three-week gap | ReutersFirstpost
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TIME
Two new cases of the deadly Ebola virus have been recorded in Sierra Leone's capital city of Freetown, about three weeks after the most recent new cases were found, underscoring the difficulty of ridding the region of the disease. “This is worrisome because ...
With low numbers of new cases, Ebola vaccine trials fight odds of success
Post-Ebola Syndrome: Survivors continue to face mystery symptoms
Ebola returns to Sierra Leone capital after three-week gap | Reuters
Science World Report
Cyberbullying: Issues Increase Anxiety Risk Among Adolescents
Science World Report
Cyberbullying occurs frequently among adolescents and can increase the risk of depression and anxiety, particularly with the onset of adulthood. New findings published in JAMA Pediatrics examined the potential effects of cyberbullying by reviewing 36 ...
Cyberbullying linked to depression risk: studyMetroNews Canada
Cyberbullying linked to risk of depression in kids, teens: research review680 News
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Science World Report
Cyberbullying occurs frequently among adolescents and can increase the risk of depression and anxiety, particularly with the onset of adulthood. New findings published in JAMA Pediatrics examined the potential effects of cyberbullying by reviewing 36 ...
Cyberbullying linked to depression risk: study
Cyberbullying linked to risk of depression in kids, teens: research review
CBC.ca
Nova Scotia mental health court working, report says
CBC.ca
A new study says Nova Scotia's mental health court is meeting its goal of dealing compassionately and sensitively with criminals with mental health issues, however over the short term they were just as likely to re-offend as those in the traditional court system.
DEMONT: N.S. must act decisively to keep youth hereTheChronicleHerald.ca
NS mental health court review says court effective, needs more followupThe Globe and Mail
Nova Scotia mental health court needs more followup: reportCape Breton Post
Globalnews.ca
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CBC.ca
A new study says Nova Scotia's mental health court is meeting its goal of dealing compassionately and sensitively with criminals with mental health issues, however over the short term they were just as likely to re-offend as those in the traditional court system.
DEMONT: N.S. must act decisively to keep youth here
NS mental health court review says court effective, needs more followup
Nova Scotia mental health court needs more followup: report
CBC.ca
Dad cycles across Ontario to raise money to cure son's fatal condition
CBC.ca
An Ontario man spent Father's Day on a bicycle to raise money to find a cure for a fatal condition that his four-year-old son suffers from. Andrew Sedmihradsky's son Max has been diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and he decided to embark on a ...
Hamilton dad and son hit Ottawa on cycling questWaterloo Record
Father cycling across Ontario to raise money for fatal condition his son, 4, suffers ...CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
Father and son cycling 600 km to raise funds for Duchenne muscular dystrophyMetroNews Canada
Ottawa Sun
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CBC.ca
An Ontario man spent Father's Day on a bicycle to raise money to find a cure for a fatal condition that his four-year-old son suffers from. Andrew Sedmihradsky's son Max has been diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and he decided to embark on a ...
Hamilton dad and son hit Ottawa on cycling quest
Father cycling across Ontario to raise money for fatal condition his son, 4, suffers ...
Father and son cycling 600 km to raise funds for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
St. Catharines Standard
UPDATE: Hospital reviewing work of radiologist
St. Catharines Standard
The Niagara Health System is reviewing 4,000 cases handled by one of its radiologists after an investigation into a patient complaint showed the medical specialist had incorrectly interpreted a scan result. A team of radiologists will spend the next three ...
Patient complaint sparked review of NHS diagnostic imagingNews Talk 610 CKTB
Niagara Health System radiologist under reviewBullet News Niagara
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St. Catharines Standard
The Niagara Health System is reviewing 4,000 cases handled by one of its radiologists after an investigation into a patient complaint showed the medical specialist had incorrectly interpreted a scan result. A team of radiologists will spend the next three ...
Patient complaint sparked review of NHS diagnostic imaging
Niagara Health System radiologist under review
CBC.ca
Newborn screening begins for cystic fibrosis
CBC.ca
Starting this week, all newborns in Newfoundland and Labrador will be screened for cystic fibrosis. The provincial government promised the addition in their 2014 budget, allocating $158,800 to expand the Newborn Screening Program. Members of the local ...
Newborns Will Now be Tested for Cystic FibrosisVOCM
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CBC.ca
Starting this week, all newborns in Newfoundland and Labrador will be screened for cystic fibrosis. The provincial government promised the addition in their 2014 budget, allocating $158,800 to expand the Newborn Screening Program. Members of the local ...
Newborns Will Now be Tested for Cystic Fibrosis
CBC.ca
Toxic blue-green algae blooming on Alberta lakes
CBC.ca
Blue-green algae is starting to show up in Alberta lakes again this summer, but scientists say they've got improved tools to detect the toxic blooms early. Alberta Health Services has so far issued advisories for Severn Creek Reservoir and Eagle Lake east of ...
Scourge of summer: blue-green algae season returns to Alberta660 News
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CBC.ca
Blue-green algae is starting to show up in Alberta lakes again this summer, but scientists say they've got improved tools to detect the toxic blooms early. Alberta Health Services has so far issued advisories for Severn Creek Reservoir and Eagle Lake east of ...
Scourge of summer: blue-green algae season returns to Alberta
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