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Chronic lung disease tied to higher risk for falls: study
The Globe and Mail
Older people with a common lung disease are more likely to suffer from falls if they also have other medical problems, previous tumbles or a longer history of smoking, a recent study suggests. Researchers focused on 41 people around 71 years old with ...
No Evidence to Support Widespread Screening for COPD: ExpertsPhilly.com
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Older people with a common lung disease are more likely to suffer from falls if they also have other medical problems, previous tumbles or a longer history of smoking, a recent study suggests. Researchers focused on 41 people around 71 years old with ...
No Evidence to Support Widespread Screening for COPD: Experts
Toronto Star
Family reeling after boy, 1, inflicted with potentially fatal Hi bacteria
Toronto Star
The tune of Mark Ronson's summer jam Uptown Funk rang in Sara Gregory and Anita Evans' ears as their Canada Day celebrations came to a close. It was all thanks to their friend Rachel Faria's son Ethan. Thirteen months old, he was obsessed with the tune ...
15-month-old with rare infection fights for his life in TorontoCBC.ca
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Toronto Star
The tune of Mark Ronson's summer jam Uptown Funk rang in Sara Gregory and Anita Evans' ears as their Canada Day celebrations came to a close. It was all thanks to their friend Rachel Faria's son Ethan. Thirteen months old, he was obsessed with the tune ...
15-month-old with rare infection fights for his life in Toronto
Toronto Star
Rising deaths prompt growing worries about fentanyl
Toronto Star
Tina Espey would have been 22 today, looking forward to the future, perhaps planning a family and working toward a career as a nurse or an orthodontist. But she barely got to see adulthood, her life tragically cut short by fentanyl. Espey was just 19 ...
Fentanyl misuse a growing problem in Ontario, police warnCTV News
Fentanyl a growing problem in Toronto: PoliceToronto Sun
Cocaine 'contaminated' with fentanyl suspected in Winnipeg overdose deathCBC.ca
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Toronto Star
Tina Espey would have been 22 today, looking forward to the future, perhaps planning a family and working toward a career as a nurse or an orthodontist. But she barely got to see adulthood, her life tragically cut short by fentanyl. Espey was just 19 ...
Fentanyl misuse a growing problem in Ontario, police warn
Fentanyl a growing problem in Toronto: Police
Cocaine 'contaminated' with fentanyl suspected in Winnipeg overdose death
24 Hours Vancouver
Mutated mice show enhanced brain power: UBC study
24 Hours Vancouver
A University of B.C. scientist has mutated mice, giving them advanced intelligence that he believes can provide new insights into post-traumatic stress disorder — and improve memory and cognitive function for people with dementia. “(The mice) were ...
Mouse mutation may shed light on human dementiaVancouver Sun
Mutation to single gene makes mice brainyLaboratory Products News
What 'brainy mice' can tell us about dementia and PTSDUniversity of British Columbia
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24 Hours Vancouver
A University of B.C. scientist has mutated mice, giving them advanced intelligence that he believes can provide new insights into post-traumatic stress disorder — and improve memory and cognitive function for people with dementia. “(The mice) were ...
Mouse mutation may shed light on human dementia
Mutation to single gene makes mice brainy
What 'brainy mice' can tell us about dementia and PTSD
Vancouver Sun
If everyone was as healthy as people in BC, Canada would save billions
Vancouver Sun
If all Canadians were as slim, active and tobacco-free as British Columbians, the country would reduce its economic burden from bad health by 10 per cent, according to research from - of course - British Columbia. A study today in the Canadian Journal ...
Health study shows economic burden of smoking, overeating, inactivityCBC.ca
BC has the lowest obesity, smoking and inactivity rates in Canada: ReportMetroNews Canada
Smoke-free city parks and recreation properties is good public policyHamilton Spectator
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Vancouver Sun
If all Canadians were as slim, active and tobacco-free as British Columbians, the country would reduce its economic burden from bad health by 10 per cent, according to research from - of course - British Columbia. A study today in the Canadian Journal ...
Health study shows economic burden of smoking, overeating, inactivity
BC has the lowest obesity, smoking and inactivity rates in Canada: Report
Smoke-free city parks and recreation properties is good public policy
The Globe and Mail
Women satisfied with IUDs as long-acting contraceptive, study suggests
The Globe and Mail
Women who choose IUDs for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) tend to keep the devices over several years, suggesting they're satisfied with that method, according to a new U.S. study. Women in the St. Louis, Mo., area who chose long-acting ...
Women tend to stick with IUDs over long termVocal Republic
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The Globe and Mail
Women who choose IUDs for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) tend to keep the devices over several years, suggesting they're satisfied with that method, according to a new U.S. study. Women in the St. Louis, Mo., area who chose long-acting ...
Women tend to stick with IUDs over long term
Calgary Herald
Safeway urges consumers in five provinces to throw out cooked chicken wings
Calgary Herald
Safeway is recalling several varieties of store-packaged, cooked chicken wings over concerns they may be contaminated with a toxin-producing bacteria. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images. ShareAdjustCommentPrint. OTTAWA - Safeway is recalling several ...
Safeway recalls chicken wings in 5 provincesToronto Sun
Contaminated chicken prompts Safeway recall in BCVancity Buzz
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Calgary Herald
Safeway is recalling several varieties of store-packaged, cooked chicken wings over concerns they may be contaminated with a toxin-producing bacteria. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images. ShareAdjustCommentPrint. OTTAWA - Safeway is recalling several ...
Safeway recalls chicken wings in 5 provinces
Contaminated chicken prompts Safeway recall in BC
Toronto Sun
Side effects may lead breast cancer patients to skip drugs
Toronto Sun
Breast cancer patients who report more side effects of their hormone therapy drugs and less confidence communicating with their doctors are more likely to intentionally or unintentionally miss a dose, according to a new study. "Endocrine" therapy ...
WHO appoints Canadian MD to help guide women's cancer care in developing nationsVancouver Sun
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Toronto Sun
Breast cancer patients who report more side effects of their hormone therapy drugs and less confidence communicating with their doctors are more likely to intentionally or unintentionally miss a dose, according to a new study. "Endocrine" therapy ...
WHO appoints Canadian MD to help guide women's cancer care in developing nations
Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa Mission adds seven hospice beds for homeless
Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Mission is expanding its Diane Morrison Hospice to 21 beds from 14 to give more homeless people the support and dignity they need in their final days. The extra seven beds inside the renovated space at 53 Daly Ave., next to the Mission on ...
Mission possible at Ottawa Mission HospiceOttawa Sun
Ottawa Mission hospice expands to treat more chronically ill homeless patientsCBC.ca
Ottawa Mission expands palliative care service580 CFRA Radio
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Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Mission is expanding its Diane Morrison Hospice to 21 beds from 14 to give more homeless people the support and dignity they need in their final days. The extra seven beds inside the renovated space at 53 Daly Ave., next to the Mission on ...
Mission possible at Ottawa Mission Hospice
Ottawa Mission hospice expands to treat more chronically ill homeless patients
Ottawa Mission expands palliative care service
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Saskatoon pot dispensary opens, despite legal issues
News Talk 650 CKOM
Moments after speaking to city officials about regulating medical marijuana dispensaries in Saskatoon, compassion club owner Mark Hauk opened the doors to the city' first dispensary. “It's open for everyone; the look and feel is like going to a doctor ...
Medical marijuana dispensary opens in Saskatoon; owner seeks business licencemysask.com
Saskatoon man opens city's first medical marijuana dispensaryCBC.ca
Medical marijuana dispensary opens in SaskatoonCTV News
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News Talk 650 CKOM
Moments after speaking to city officials about regulating medical marijuana dispensaries in Saskatoon, compassion club owner Mark Hauk opened the doors to the city' first dispensary. “It's open for everyone; the look and feel is like going to a doctor ...
Medical marijuana dispensary opens in Saskatoon; owner seeks business licence
Saskatoon man opens city's first medical marijuana dispensary
Medical marijuana dispensary opens in Saskatoon
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