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New form of invasive flesh-eating bacteria strain found
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Researchers in Britain have stumbled upon a new variant of a strain of strep bacteria that is already contributing to a rise in dangerous illnesses in both Canada and elsewhere. They say this new form of a strain of Group A Streptococcus (GAS), called ...
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Researchers in Britain have stumbled upon a new variant of a strain of strep bacteria that is already contributing to a rise in dangerous illnesses in both Canada and elsewhere. They say this new form of a strain of Group A Streptococcus (GAS), called ...
Vancouver Sun
Province kicks off AIDS conference with funding announcement
Vancouver Sun
The B.C. government said it will put $2 million toward the Hope to Health Research Centre as a three-day international conference on the latest in HIV-related research opened Sunday in Vancouver. The fresh investment will allow the new HIV/AIDS ...
Musician Ryan Lewis joins HIV-AIDS conference to speak about charityWesterly News
HIV-AIDS experts call for political actionBlackburnNews.com
Province gives $2-million to St. Paul's HospitalCKNW News Talk 980
South China Morning Post (subscription)
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Vancouver Sun
The B.C. government said it will put $2 million toward the Hope to Health Research Centre as a three-day international conference on the latest in HIV-related research opened Sunday in Vancouver. The fresh investment will allow the new HIV/AIDS ...
Musician Ryan Lewis joins HIV-AIDS conference to speak about charity
HIV-AIDS experts call for political action
Province gives $2-million to St. Paul's Hospital
Toronto Star
Heat will be factor for fans, athletes at Pan Am Games on Sunday
Toronto Star
It's going to be a hot one for Pan Am Games spectators, with temperatures Sunday expected to top 30C with a humidex reading that could make it feel like 40C. So how to keep cool? Here are some tips from Dr. Julia Alleyne, TO2015's chief medical officer:.
Pan Am Games athletes told to be careful as Toronto issues heat alertCBC.ca
Athletes at Pan Am Games told to watch for signs of heat-related illnessTheChronicleHerald.ca
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Toronto Star
It's going to be a hot one for Pan Am Games spectators, with temperatures Sunday expected to top 30C with a humidex reading that could make it feel like 40C. So how to keep cool? Here are some tips from Dr. Julia Alleyne, TO2015's chief medical officer:.
Pan Am Games athletes told to be careful as Toronto issues heat alert
Athletes at Pan Am Games told to watch for signs of heat-related illness
MetroNews Canada
Canada's medicare aging badly: panel
MetroNews Canada
OTTAWA – Canada's medicare system is aging badly, a federal panel said Friday. The Advisory Panel on Health Care Innovation has released a new report saying there is “no doubt” a major renovation of the medicare system is overdue. The panel was ...
Statement from the Canadian Nurses Association regarding Unleashing ...Canada NewsWire (press release)
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MetroNews Canada
OTTAWA – Canada's medicare system is aging badly, a federal panel said Friday. The Advisory Panel on Health Care Innovation has released a new report saying there is “no doubt” a major renovation of the medicare system is overdue. The panel was ...
Statement from the Canadian Nurses Association regarding Unleashing ...
Edmonton Journal
Alzheimer's researchers intrigued by U of A study of possible saliva test
Edmonton Journal
EDMONTON - A new University of Alberta research study suggests testing saliva could predict the development of Alzheimer's disease. It's too early to say and more research is required, said lead author Shraddha Sapkota, but initial findings are promising.
Early-Stage Study Finds Possible Link Between Biomarkers in Saliva and ...KMBZ
Could a Saliva Test Help Spot Alzheimer's?U.S. News & World Report
Saliva Test May Distinguish Between Different Forms of Cognitive DeclinePsychiatry Advisor
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Edmonton Journal
EDMONTON - A new University of Alberta research study suggests testing saliva could predict the development of Alzheimer's disease. It's too early to say and more research is required, said lead author Shraddha Sapkota, but initial findings are promising.
Early-Stage Study Finds Possible Link Between Biomarkers in Saliva and ...
Could a Saliva Test Help Spot Alzheimer's?
Saliva Test May Distinguish Between Different Forms of Cognitive Decline
Huffington Post
Why I'm Not Joining The Semicolon Movement Yet
Huffington Post
If you haven't heard of the Semicolon Movement, you can read more about it here and here. In my own words, here's the gist. When writing, a semicolon is used when a writer could have ended the sentence, but chose to pause, and continue on. The Project ...
Winnipeg Mom Raises Mental Health Awareness Through TattoosCJOB
Project Semicolon asks Winnipeggers affected by depression to get inkedCBC.ca
Wyoming family members tattoo semicolon on their bodies in tribute to son who ...The Missoulian
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Huffington Post
If you haven't heard of the Semicolon Movement, you can read more about it here and here. In my own words, here's the gist. When writing, a semicolon is used when a writer could have ended the sentence, but chose to pause, and continue on. The Project ...
Winnipeg Mom Raises Mental Health Awareness Through Tattoos
Project Semicolon asks Winnipeggers affected by depression to get inked
Wyoming family members tattoo semicolon on their bodies in tribute to son who ...
durhamregion.com
Residents urged to try and chill out as Durham under heat warning this weekend
durhamregion.com
DURHAM -- Environment Canada has issued a heat wanring and Durham Region health department is advising people to keep cool. Two summers ago, Sarah Van Hezewijk, left, and her sister, Emma, kept cool at the Bonner Boys splash pad in Uxbridge.
Take precautions to avoid extreme heat this weekendWaterloo Record
CK Public Health Unit reminds people to watch for symptoms of heat illnessChatham This Week
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durhamregion.com
DURHAM -- Environment Canada has issued a heat wanring and Durham Region health department is advising people to keep cool. Two summers ago, Sarah Van Hezewijk, left, and her sister, Emma, kept cool at the Bonner Boys splash pad in Uxbridge.
Take precautions to avoid extreme heat this weekend
CK Public Health Unit reminds people to watch for symptoms of heat illness
Ottawa Citizen
Families hit by rare early Alzheimer's push for better treatment as ...
Ottawa Citizen
WASHINGTON - Alzheimer's has ravaged generations of Dean DeMoe's family — his grandmother, father, siblings — all in their 40s and 50s. DeMoe himself inherited the culprit gene mutation and at 53, the North Dakota man volunteers for a drug study he ...
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Ottawa Citizen
WASHINGTON - Alzheimer's has ravaged generations of Dean DeMoe's family — his grandmother, father, siblings — all in their 40s and 50s. DeMoe himself inherited the culprit gene mutation and at 53, the North Dakota man volunteers for a drug study he ...
CTV News
21 drownings so far this year in Quebec as Drowning Prevention Week launches
CTV News
There have already been 21 drownings so far this year in Quebec and experts say most, if not all, could have been prevented with proper safety procedures. That's the warning of Raynald Hawkins, director general of the Quebec Lifesaving Society, at the ...
More than 20 Quebec drownings already this year: Lifesaving SocietyCJAD
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CTV News
There have already been 21 drownings so far this year in Quebec and experts say most, if not all, could have been prevented with proper safety procedures. That's the warning of Raynald Hawkins, director general of the Quebec Lifesaving Society, at the ...
More than 20 Quebec drownings already this year: Lifesaving Society
CBC.ca
Aberdeen hospital closing mental health unit
CBC.ca
The Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow will soon be closing the doors on an eight-bed mental health unit. The short stay inpatient unit treats patients dealing with a short-term mental health crisis. Leo Glavine rejects call for mental health system inquiry.
Mental health unit closing at Aberdeen HospitalNG News
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CBC.ca
The Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow will soon be closing the doors on an eight-bed mental health unit. The short stay inpatient unit treats patients dealing with a short-term mental health crisis. Leo Glavine rejects call for mental health system inquiry.
Mental health unit closing at Aberdeen Hospital
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