CTV News
Study suggests 2014's enterovirus D68 was not more severe than other cold bugs
CTV News
TORONTO -- The respiratory bug known as enterovirus D68, which caused clusters of children in Canada and the U.S. to get sick in late summer-early fall last year, does not seem to have increased the need for ICU care or the risk of death compared to ...
Study suggests 2014's EV-D68 not more severe than other cold bugs, but jury outTimes Colonist
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CTV News
TORONTO -- The respiratory bug known as enterovirus D68, which caused clusters of children in Canada and the U.S. to get sick in late summer-early fall last year, does not seem to have increased the need for ICU care or the risk of death compared to ...
Study suggests 2014's EV-D68 not more severe than other cold bugs, but jury out
CTV News
Ontario to pay for nasal spray flu vaccine for children
CTV News
The Ontario government has announced that it will cover the cost of a nasal spray flu vaccine for children in a bid to get more young people protected without having to expose them to the fear and anxiety often caused by needle injections. “This is ...
Nasal flu vaccine set to keep tears at bay for Ontario kidsToronto Star
County Health Departments to offer flu clinicsDispatch Times
RI Health Department launches flu vaccine campaignLedger Gazette
Herald Current
FinancialSpots.com
CBC.ca
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CTV News
The Ontario government has announced that it will cover the cost of a nasal spray flu vaccine for children in a bid to get more young people protected without having to expose them to the fear and anxiety often caused by needle injections. “This is ...
Nasal flu vaccine set to keep tears at bay for Ontario kids
County Health Departments to offer flu clinics
RI Health Department launches flu vaccine campaign
The Globe and Mail
Measles still a travel risk: study
The Globe and Mail
Measles is still a risk for travellers, regardless of destination, and vaccination remains the best way to prevent it, according to travel health experts. Data from 57 travel and tropical medicine clinics on six continents shows that between 2000 and ...
Anti-Vaxxers Are Destroying the Herd Immunity They Rely OnDaily Beast
Study: US could be on verge of measles outbreakWCAX
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The Globe and Mail
Measles is still a risk for travellers, regardless of destination, and vaccination remains the best way to prevent it, according to travel health experts. Data from 57 travel and tropical medicine clinics on six continents shows that between 2000 and ...
Anti-Vaxxers Are Destroying the Herd Immunity They Rely On
Study: US could be on verge of measles outbreak
CBC.ca
Aging brain influences financial decision-making
CBC.ca
A new report says doctors and consumers both tend to overlook one of the most common and devastating problems of aging — the decline in patients' ability to manage their own financial affairs. The first step to fixing this problem is giving it a name ...
Aging brain affects financial choicesAmeriPublications
Editorial: Age-Associated Financial Vulnerability a Public Health CrisisCornell Chronicle
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CBC.ca
A new report says doctors and consumers both tend to overlook one of the most common and devastating problems of aging — the decline in patients' ability to manage their own financial affairs. The first step to fixing this problem is giving it a name ...
Aging brain affects financial choices
Editorial: Age-Associated Financial Vulnerability a Public Health Crisis
Edmonton Journal
Alberta opposition critics balk at proposed $4.5-billion hospital upgrade
Edmonton Journal
A combination of growing health demands and crumbling infrastructure has Alberta Health Services planning for a massive $4.5-billion overhaul of the Royal Alexandra Hospital campus in Edmonton. Share Adjust Comment Print. Opposition critics are balking ...
Royal Alexandra Hospital rebuild planned over 16 yearsCBC.ca
Royal Alex renovation won't be cheap and won't be quick: AHSGlobalnews.ca
Royal Alex upgrades pegged at $4.5 billionCTV News
630ched.com
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Edmonton Journal
A combination of growing health demands and crumbling infrastructure has Alberta Health Services planning for a massive $4.5-billion overhaul of the Royal Alexandra Hospital campus in Edmonton. Share Adjust Comment Print. Opposition critics are balking ...
Royal Alexandra Hospital rebuild planned over 16 years
Royal Alex renovation won't be cheap and won't be quick: AHS
Royal Alex upgrades pegged at $4.5 billion
Vancouver Sun
Malaria parasite could help fight cancer, BC researchers find
Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER - A protein produced by the malaria parasite could be instrumental in the fight against cancer, according to new research from B.C. scientists. The discovery builds on research from scientists in Copenhagen, who discovered that the VAR2CSA ...
Malaria Based Compound Could Be The Key to Killing Cancer CellsKamloopsBCNow
Malaria linked to possible cancer treatment24 Hours Vancouver
UBC researchers use malaria protein to help fight cancerGlobalnews.ca
NYSE Post
University of British Columbia
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Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER - A protein produced by the malaria parasite could be instrumental in the fight against cancer, according to new research from B.C. scientists. The discovery builds on research from scientists in Copenhagen, who discovered that the VAR2CSA ...
Malaria Based Compound Could Be The Key to Killing Cancer Cells
Malaria linked to possible cancer treatment
UBC researchers use malaria protein to help fight cancer
Branford News
Health Dept. Update - Breast cancer snapshot
Branford News
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women in the United States (behind skin cancer) and the second leading cause of cancer death (behind lung cancer). The overall rate of breast cancer diagnosis increased in the 1990s, but began to ...
Pfizer and the Union for International Cancer Control Award 20 Grants Totaling ...Digital Journal
The Canadian Breast Cancer Network Releases New Report Identifying the ...Canada NewsWire (press release)
Die-in held to raise awareness for metastatic breast cancerWKOW
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Branford News
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women in the United States (behind skin cancer) and the second leading cause of cancer death (behind lung cancer). The overall rate of breast cancer diagnosis increased in the 1990s, but began to ...
Pfizer and the Union for International Cancer Control Award 20 Grants Totaling ...
The Canadian Breast Cancer Network Releases New Report Identifying the ...
Die-in held to raise awareness for metastatic breast cancer
Forget the Box (blog)
Next Dance with Mary Jane: Canada's Marijuana Legislation
Forget the Box (blog)
Weed, Pot, Mary Jane, marijuana – these are all names for cannabis and its derivatives. Marijuana has been helpful to people with chronic pain issues, in calming muscle spasms and in neutralizing the nauseating effects of medications. According to the ...
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Forget the Box (blog)
Weed, Pot, Mary Jane, marijuana – these are all names for cannabis and its derivatives. Marijuana has been helpful to people with chronic pain issues, in calming muscle spasms and in neutralizing the nauseating effects of medications. According to the ...
News Talk 610 CKTB
New clinic opens in St.Catharines aimed at cutting the risk of blood clots
News Talk 610 CKTB
The Niagara Health System has launched its first Thrombosis Service, which is aimed at improving patient safety in Niagara. The official opening of the clinic was held today, in conjunction with World Thrombosis Day, which is marked annually on Oct. 13.
New Thrombosis Service launches at Niagara Health SystemErie Media
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News Talk 610 CKTB
The Niagara Health System has launched its first Thrombosis Service, which is aimed at improving patient safety in Niagara. The official opening of the clinic was held today, in conjunction with World Thrombosis Day, which is marked annually on Oct. 13.
New Thrombosis Service launches at Niagara Health System
The Globe and Mail
Ontario families feel toil of caring for ailing, elderly relatives: study
The Globe and Mail
The strain of caring for the sick and the elderly is increasingly being felt by family and friends, says a new Ontario report that finds one-third of informal caregivers are in distress – a number that has doubled in the space of just four years. The ...
Health of Ontario's health system mixed, report findsToronto Star
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The Globe and Mail
The strain of caring for the sick and the elderly is increasingly being felt by family and friends, says a new Ontario report that finds one-third of informal caregivers are in distress – a number that has doubled in the space of just four years. The ...
Health of Ontario's health system mixed, report finds
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