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Vancouver HIV-AIDS meeting seen as step towards ending pandemic by 2030
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TORONTO -- More than 6,000 international experts on HIV-AIDS will gather in Vancouver this weekend to share the latest scientific advances in the fight to eradicate the disease, which first emerged almost 35 years ago and exploded into a global pandemic.
Vancouver HIV-AIDS meeting seen as step towards goal of ending pandemic by ...660 News
Opinionator | Mothers Helping Mothers to Live With HIVNew York Times (blog)
No end in sightScience /AAAS
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TORONTO -- More than 6,000 international experts on HIV-AIDS will gather in Vancouver this weekend to share the latest scientific advances in the fight to eradicate the disease, which first emerged almost 35 years ago and exploded into a global pandemic.
Vancouver HIV-AIDS meeting seen as step towards goal of ending pandemic by ...
Opinionator | Mothers Helping Mothers to Live With HIV
No end in sight
CBC.ca
Ontario Parks to increase 'glamorous' lodgings for campers
CBC.ca
Camping in Ontario is getting a makeover. Ontario Parks is working to expand its "glamping" or "glamourous camping" options to include roofed accommodations like cabins and yurts. Ontario Parks spokesperson Anne Craig says the demand is so high that ...
Provincial government joins worldwide recreation push with free park dayChatham Daily News
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5 things to do in Toronto this weekend (July 17-19)Globalnews.ca
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Camping in Ontario is getting a makeover. Ontario Parks is working to expand its "glamping" or "glamourous camping" options to include roofed accommodations like cabins and yurts. Ontario Parks spokesperson Anne Craig says the demand is so high that ...
Provincial government joins worldwide recreation push with free park day
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5 things to do in Toronto this weekend (July 17-19)
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Fraser Institute releases study on financial ramifications of medical service ...
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The Fraser Institute is out with the results of a new study which broadens the scope of the detrimental impact of medical service wait times for patients. It says last year long waits for surgeries and medical treatments cost Canadians $1.2 billion in ...
Wait time report irks MD groupTheChronicleHerald.ca
Long wait for medical care cost Canadians billions in 2014: Fraser InstituteToronto Sun
Wait times hurt economyCastanet.net
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Energeticcity.ca
The Fraser Institute is out with the results of a new study which broadens the scope of the detrimental impact of medical service wait times for patients. It says last year long waits for surgeries and medical treatments cost Canadians $1.2 billion in ...
Wait time report irks MD group
Long wait for medical care cost Canadians billions in 2014: Fraser Institute
Wait times hurt economy
Fort McMurray Today
Alberta government open to national pharmacare plan
Fort McMurray Today
Alberta's new provincial government is “definitely open to” a national pharmacare plan, according to Health Minster Sarah Hoffman. Hoffman said in a short interview with the Today on Thursday that she'd ensure universal publicly-funded prescription ...
Health Ministers consider alternate approaches for expanding pharmacareThe Globe and Mail
Survey demonstrates strong support for a national pharmacare programNational Union of Public and General Employees
Canadians Support Pharmacare Program That Includes Private Drug PlansCanada NewsWire (press release)
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Fort McMurray Today
Alberta's new provincial government is “definitely open to” a national pharmacare plan, according to Health Minster Sarah Hoffman. Hoffman said in a short interview with the Today on Thursday that she'd ensure universal publicly-funded prescription ...
Health Ministers consider alternate approaches for expanding pharmacare
Survey demonstrates strong support for a national pharmacare program
Canadians Support Pharmacare Program That Includes Private Drug Plans
CBC.ca
Chicken pox vaccine program 'clearly working' among Ontario children
CBC.ca
Ontario's publicly funded chickenpox vaccination program appears to have dramatically reduced the number of children who get infected with the virus, researchers say. In a study that looked at 20 years of data, Public Health Ontario found the number of ...
Big drop in chickenpox cases after Ontario began public vaccine program: studyWindsor Star
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Ontario's publicly funded chickenpox vaccination program appears to have dramatically reduced the number of children who get infected with the virus, researchers say. In a study that looked at 20 years of data, Public Health Ontario found the number of ...
Big drop in chickenpox cases after Ontario began public vaccine program: study
CBC.ca
Syphilis case increase concerns PEI health officials
CBC.ca
P.E.I.'s Chief Public Health Office is concerned with the increase of cases of syphilis. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison says there have been 15 new cases of the infectious disease over the past 18 months. The number has been ...
Infectious syphilis cases on the rise in PEI, health officer issues advisory580 CFRA Radio
Syphilis on the riseJournal Pioneer
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CBC.ca
P.E.I.'s Chief Public Health Office is concerned with the increase of cases of syphilis. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison says there have been 15 new cases of the infectious disease over the past 18 months. The number has been ...
Infectious syphilis cases on the rise in PEI, health officer issues advisory
Syphilis on the rise
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Law prohibiting cryonics' services challenged in B.C
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
A B.C. law prohibits preserving human bodies through cryonics, where the body is frozen at ultra-low temperatures. Photograph by: Peter J. Thompson, National Post , The Canadian Press. A law prohibiting the sale of a service in British Columbia that ...
Colby Cosh: So a handful of life-extension nerds want to become human ...National Post
Canadian Sues to Freeze Body After DeathCourthouse News Service
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Saskatoon StarPhoenix
A B.C. law prohibits preserving human bodies through cryonics, where the body is frozen at ultra-low temperatures. Photograph by: Peter J. Thompson, National Post , The Canadian Press. A law prohibiting the sale of a service in British Columbia that ...
Colby Cosh: So a handful of life-extension nerds want to become human ...
Canadian Sues to Freeze Body After Death
The Australian Women's Weekly
Ending the Big, Fat Debate
Huffington Post
Achieving a clear understanding of the health effects of dietary fats requires a challenging slog through a thick tangle of opinions. These days, it's rare to get through any given news cycle without contentions about dietary fat, expert and otherwise ...
Have you conditioned yourself into craving bad food?The Australian Women's Weekly
Your brain on cookies and cake: Canadian docs study how saturated fat tampers ...Globalnews.ca
Scientists: Junk Food Causes a Drug-Like AddictionYahoo Health
Canadian Running Magazine (blog)
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Huffington Post
Achieving a clear understanding of the health effects of dietary fats requires a challenging slog through a thick tangle of opinions. These days, it's rare to get through any given news cycle without contentions about dietary fat, expert and otherwise ...
Have you conditioned yourself into craving bad food?
Your brain on cookies and cake: Canadian docs study how saturated fat tampers ...
Scientists: Junk Food Causes a Drug-Like Addiction
Globalnews.ca
Residents of Saskatchewan town question the value of part-time emergency room
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PREECEVILLE, Sask. - There are calls from residents and opposition politicians to increase emergency services in Preeceville, Sask. Currently, the hospital provides emergency services every other week but Roberta Wiwcharuk with the Sunrise Health ...
Preeceville death prompts call for rural health strategy | VideoRegina Leader-Post
Family seeking changes after Preeceville man dies during ER closureGlobalnews.ca
Man dies during Preeceville hospital closureWire Service Canada (press release)
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mysask.com
PREECEVILLE, Sask. - There are calls from residents and opposition politicians to increase emergency services in Preeceville, Sask. Currently, the hospital provides emergency services every other week but Roberta Wiwcharuk with the Sunrise Health ...
Preeceville death prompts call for rural health strategy | Video
Family seeking changes after Preeceville man dies during ER closure
Man dies during Preeceville hospital closure
Digital Journal
Gut bacteria provide coffee berry borers with super-resistance
Digital Journal
New York - Scientists have worked out why coffee berry borers manage to cause so much damage to coffee plants around the world, despite being exposed to high levels of caffeine that would ordinarily be toxic. The answer is bacteria.
Gut Microbes Enable Coffee Pest to Withstand Extremely Toxic Concentrations ...Lab Manager Magazine
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Digital Journal
New York - Scientists have worked out why coffee berry borers manage to cause so much damage to coffee plants around the world, despite being exposed to high levels of caffeine that would ordinarily be toxic. The answer is bacteria.
Gut Microbes Enable Coffee Pest to Withstand Extremely Toxic Concentrations ...
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