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6 ways to avoid summer perils
Sault Star
Days are long, windows are open, water is inviting and the world is green and blue. Down-filled jackets and scratchy woollen wear gets shoved to the back of the closet -- for a few months, at any rate. As glorious as it is, summer poses a few health ...
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Sault Star
Days are long, windows are open, water is inviting and the world is green and blue. Down-filled jackets and scratchy woollen wear gets shoved to the back of the closet -- for a few months, at any rate. As glorious as it is, summer poses a few health ...
Daily Xtra
BC extends free HPV vaccine to at-risk males
Vancouver Sun
VICTORIA — At risk boys and young men may soon get the HPV vaccine for free, the government announced Tuesday. The Ministry of Health said it is extending the publicly funded HPV vaccination program — already provided to girls — to gay men or those ...
HPV vaccine program expanded to 'vulnerable' boys, men under 26 in BCCBC.ca
Pharmacists pushing for better protection against HPVNorthernLife.ca
Fewer young men have had the HPV vaccineGladstone Observer
CTV Vancouver Island
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Vancouver Sun
VICTORIA — At risk boys and young men may soon get the HPV vaccine for free, the government announced Tuesday. The Ministry of Health said it is extending the publicly funded HPV vaccination program — already provided to girls — to gay men or those ...
HPV vaccine program expanded to 'vulnerable' boys, men under 26 in BC
Pharmacists pushing for better protection against HPV
Fewer young men have had the HPV vaccine
Toronto Sun
Hecklers disrupt province's patient ombud announcement
Toronto Sun
The health minister on Tuesday announced plans to ask Ontarians what qualities they want in a patient ombudsman, but it was union hecklers who took the opportunity to give him an earful. Members of the Ontario Public Service Employees' Union (OPSEU) ...
Ontario begins search for new health care watchdogToronto Star
Province searching for a patient ombudsmanNorthernLife.ca
Help Ontario recruit its first Patient OmbudsmanSooToday.com
MetroNews Canada
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Toronto Sun
The health minister on Tuesday announced plans to ask Ontarians what qualities they want in a patient ombudsman, but it was union hecklers who took the opportunity to give him an earful. Members of the Ontario Public Service Employees' Union (OPSEU) ...
Ontario begins search for new health care watchdog
Province searching for a patient ombudsman
Help Ontario recruit its first Patient Ombudsman
Ottawa Citizen
Report clears U of T course that teaches anti-vaccination materials
Ottawa Citizen
TORONTO - A University of Toronto investigation into a course that taught anti-vaccination materials concluded the instructor's approach did not warrant concern and the course was not "unbalanced." And the author of the report, a former president and ...
U of T anti-vaccine course exonerated (with caveats)Toronto Star
University of Toronto drops anti-vaccination courseNorth Country Public Radio
U of T stands by health-studies course with anti-vaccine materialThe Globe and Mail
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Ottawa Citizen
TORONTO - A University of Toronto investigation into a course that taught anti-vaccination materials concluded the instructor's approach did not warrant concern and the course was not "unbalanced." And the author of the report, a former president and ...
U of T anti-vaccine course exonerated (with caveats)
University of Toronto drops anti-vaccination course
U of T stands by health-studies course with anti-vaccine material
The Province
Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver closed to swimming due to high E. coli levels
The Province
It might be tempting to take a dip to cool off during this heat wave, but Vancouver Coastal Health is warning residents not to do so in the waters off Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. Test results released by the health authority on Monday show E ...
E. coli prompts swimming ban at West Vancouver's Whytecliff ParkVancouver Sun
West Vancouver's Whytecliff Beach water tainted with E.coliNorth Shore News
"No swimming" advisory for Whytecliff Park due to high E. coli levelsStraight.com (blog)
Vancity Buzz
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
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The Province
It might be tempting to take a dip to cool off during this heat wave, but Vancouver Coastal Health is warning residents not to do so in the waters off Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. Test results released by the health authority on Monday show E ...
E. coli prompts swimming ban at West Vancouver's Whytecliff Park
West Vancouver's Whytecliff Beach water tainted with E.coli
"No swimming" advisory for Whytecliff Park due to high E. coli levels
The Carillon
Allexis Siebrecht back home in Winnipeg after life-saving transplant surgery
The Carillon
After weeks of searching for a donor, a life-saving transplant surgery, and weeks of recovery, Allexis Siebrecht, 11, is home at last, back in Winnipeg after a liver transplant surgery in Toronto. The family asked for privacy Tuesday, but family friend ...
Allexis Siebrecht returns home following liver transplantWinnipeg Sun
Allexis Siebrecht home after successful liver transplantCTV News
Allexis Siebrecht, 11, thrilled to be home after liver transplantCBC.ca
CJOB
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The Carillon
After weeks of searching for a donor, a life-saving transplant surgery, and weeks of recovery, Allexis Siebrecht, 11, is home at last, back in Winnipeg after a liver transplant surgery in Toronto. The family asked for privacy Tuesday, but family friend ...
Allexis Siebrecht returns home following liver transplant
Allexis Siebrecht home after successful liver transplant
Allexis Siebrecht, 11, thrilled to be home after liver transplant
The Province
2010 measles outbreak in B.C. traced to single visitor from China
The Province
An outbreak of measles in northern B.C. in 2010 can be traced to a single visitor from China, according to research from scientists at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control and the University of B.C.. The study is billed as the largest using whole-genome ...
2010 measles outbreak linked to Vancouver Olympics24 Hours Vancouver
Olympic legacy: Researchers trace 2010 measles outbreak to two visitors to B.C.MetroNews Canada
UBC team tracks measles cases introduced to BC during the 2010 GamesVoiceonline.com
EurekAlert (press release)
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The Province
An outbreak of measles in northern B.C. in 2010 can be traced to a single visitor from China, according to research from scientists at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control and the University of B.C.. The study is billed as the largest using whole-genome ...
2010 measles outbreak linked to Vancouver Olympics
Olympic legacy: Researchers trace 2010 measles outbreak to two visitors to B.C.
UBC team tracks measles cases introduced to BC during the 2010 Games
Sault Star
Organ donors, transplants and registrations, are up: Trillium
Sault Star
Major campaigns to bolster organ donation numbers can be super-effective — but grassroots efforts can also deliver growth. That was the message Tuesday from Ronnie Gavsie, Trillium Gift of Life Network president and CEO, discussing 2014-2015 Ontario ...
Record number of Ontarians registered as organ donors, says Gift of Life NetworkCTV News
Record Number of Ontario Families Saved Lives in 2014/15NorthumberlandView.ca
Lively and Garson lead for organ donorsNorthernLife.ca
580 CFRA Radio
Quinte News
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Sault Star
Major campaigns to bolster organ donation numbers can be super-effective — but grassroots efforts can also deliver growth. That was the message Tuesday from Ronnie Gavsie, Trillium Gift of Life Network president and CEO, discussing 2014-2015 Ontario ...
Record number of Ontarians registered as organ donors, says Gift of Life Network
Record Number of Ontario Families Saved Lives in 2014/15
Lively and Garson lead for organ donors
CTV News
New research uncovers alarming concerns about sunscreens
CTV News
If you buy your sunscreen based on the SPF factor you may not be getting what you paid for. New testing has discovered that a lot of sunscreens on the counter do not offer the protection they claim to. Consumer Reports tested 34 sunscreens by applying ...
Tanning Tips For Pale People, Because Beet Red Is Better For JuiceBustle
Consumer Reports: Sunscreens to protect your skin from wrinklesWABC-TV
STEPHANIE SMITH COONEY: Too much of a good thingIndiana Gazette
Truth In Aging
Environmental Working Group (blog)
Wired
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CTV News
If you buy your sunscreen based on the SPF factor you may not be getting what you paid for. New testing has discovered that a lot of sunscreens on the counter do not offer the protection they claim to. Consumer Reports tested 34 sunscreens by applying ...
Tanning Tips For Pale People, Because Beet Red Is Better For Juice
Consumer Reports: Sunscreens to protect your skin from wrinkles
STEPHANIE SMITH COONEY: Too much of a good thing
KelownaNow
Wildfire Smoke Prompts Smoky Skies Advisory for the Okanagan
KelownaNow
A smoky skies advisory has been issued for the Okanagan, Similkameen, and Boundary areas, and it will remain in effect until further notice. Smoke skies blanket Kelowna Tuesday morning. (Photo Credit: KelownaNow.com.) Due to the high concentrations of ...
Smoky Skies Advisory Issued for Thompson, Shuswap, Nicola and Fraser CanyonKamloopsBCNow
Smoky skies advisory issued for Kamloops, Merritt, Shuswap and Fraser CanyonKamloops This Week
Smoky skies advisory issued for entire Thompson-Okanagan regionInfoTel News Ltd
Pentiction Western News
Vernon Morning Star
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KelownaNow
A smoky skies advisory has been issued for the Okanagan, Similkameen, and Boundary areas, and it will remain in effect until further notice. Smoke skies blanket Kelowna Tuesday morning. (Photo Credit: KelownaNow.com.) Due to the high concentrations of ...
Smoky Skies Advisory Issued for Thompson, Shuswap, Nicola and Fraser Canyon
Smoky skies advisory issued for Kamloops, Merritt, Shuswap and Fraser Canyon
Smoky skies advisory issued for entire Thompson-Okanagan region
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