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EpiPen demand increases after Allerject recall
CBC.ca
Pfizer Canada expects EpiPen shipments will be available to meet an unexpected increase in demand by the end of November following a recall of Allerject auto-injectors. Epinephrine auto-injectors are used as an emergency treatment by patients who have ...
EpiPen Canada Scrambles to Meet Huge Demand after Sanofi RecallAllergic Living
Shortage of EpiPens a possibility in the provinceNews1130
Recall of epinephrine injectors sparks fears of shortageOttawa Sun
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CBC.ca
Pfizer Canada expects EpiPen shipments will be available to meet an unexpected increase in demand by the end of November following a recall of Allerject auto-injectors. Epinephrine auto-injectors are used as an emergency treatment by patients who have ...
EpiPen Canada Scrambles to Meet Huge Demand after Sanofi Recall
Shortage of EpiPens a possibility in the province
Recall of epinephrine injectors sparks fears of shortage
Irish Independent
It is still okay to eat processed meat, says the WHO
Irish Independent
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been forced to issue a clarification saying it is not telling people to never eat processed meat, such as sausages and bacon. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. It said a recent study ...
5 myths about baconChicago Tribune
Bacon fans embrace the hog despite WHO cancer report, but futures take frightThe Straits Times
New Health Warning Explained: How Processed Meat Is Linked to CancerLive Science
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Irish Independent
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been forced to issue a clarification saying it is not telling people to never eat processed meat, such as sausages and bacon. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. It said a recent study ...
5 myths about bacon
Bacon fans embrace the hog despite WHO cancer report, but futures take fright
New Health Warning Explained: How Processed Meat Is Linked to Cancer
MetroNews Canada
Calgary shave down kicks off Movember
MetroNews Canada
Gearing up for a month of moustache growing, the Movember Foundation of Canada hosted a free 'shave down,' at Bow Valley Square, Friday, with local barbershop Best of 7 Barbers for any men that wanted a free face shave leading into November.
Canadian Army veteran Mark Fuchko gets a close shave to help kick off MovemberCalgary Sun
'Movember' - The right way to grow a moustacheThe Star Online
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MetroNews Canada
Gearing up for a month of moustache growing, the Movember Foundation of Canada hosted a free 'shave down,' at Bow Valley Square, Friday, with local barbershop Best of 7 Barbers for any men that wanted a free face shave leading into November.
Canadian Army veteran Mark Fuchko gets a close shave to help kick off Movember
'Movember' - The right way to grow a moustache
Coming up Monday on Morning Live…
London Free Press
Are men really threatened by intelligent women or is it something else?
London Free Press
Men are threatened by intelligent women - or at least that's what researchers discovered when they carried out several studies into what men find desirable. The findings published in the November edition of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin ...
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London Free Press
Men are threatened by intelligent women - or at least that's what researchers discovered when they carried out several studies into what men find desirable. The findings published in the November edition of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin ...
Montreal Gazette
Clinical breast-cancer trial at MUHC shows promising results
Montreal Gazette
Janet Pegg, 69, with her doctor, Sarkis Meterissian, director of Cedars Breast Clinic of the MUHC in Montreal Thursday, October 30, 2015. In a Quebec first, doctors at the MUHC are carrying out a highly promising clinical trial for certain breast ...
MUHC treatment cuts radiation time for breast cancer patientsCTV News
McGill clinical trial delivers hope to breast cancer patientsGlobalnews.ca
Huge gains made in breast cancer treatment at the MUHCThe Suburban Newspaper
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Montreal Gazette
Janet Pegg, 69, with her doctor, Sarkis Meterissian, director of Cedars Breast Clinic of the MUHC in Montreal Thursday, October 30, 2015. In a Quebec first, doctors at the MUHC are carrying out a highly promising clinical trial for certain breast ...
MUHC treatment cuts radiation time for breast cancer patients
McGill clinical trial delivers hope to breast cancer patients
Huge gains made in breast cancer treatment at the MUHC
Rapid News Network
Increase in Whooping Cough in Curry County
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Copyright 2015 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. CURRY COUNTY. Health officials are encouraging families to get vaccinated. The New Mexico Department of Health ...
3 cases of whooping cough found in LouisvilleChron.com
Number of whooping cough cases rises to 47 in NBCTV News
Louisville infants test positive for whooping coughTV Newsroom
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Copyright 2015 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. CURRY COUNTY. Health officials are encouraging families to get vaccinated. The New Mexico Department of Health ...
3 cases of whooping cough found in Louisville
Number of whooping cough cases rises to 47 in NB
Louisville infants test positive for whooping cough
CBC.ca
Fentanyl seized by Blood Tribe police during traffic stop near Standoff
CBC.ca
Blood Tribe police have charged two men, including one from Calgary, after a traffic stop turned up drugs on Highway 2 near Standoff in southern Alberta. Officers seized drugs, cash and weapons from the vehicle: 74 fentanyl pills with a street value of ...
Alberta to make antidote to fentanyl overdoses available at more placesLethbridge Herald
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CBC.ca
Blood Tribe police have charged two men, including one from Calgary, after a traffic stop turned up drugs on Highway 2 near Standoff in southern Alberta. Officers seized drugs, cash and weapons from the vehicle: 74 fentanyl pills with a street value of ...
Alberta to make antidote to fentanyl overdoses available at more places
AHS looks to expand availability of overdose antidote
Toronto Sun
Jamie Oliver calls on Canada to bolster child nutrition
Toronto Sun
TORONTO -- Jamie Oliver is calling on Canadians to push Justin Trudeau to develop a strategy for child nutrition, including more education, a crackdown on junk food advertising and better labelling on food products. "You're in a really exciting time ...
Should Justin Trudeau listen to chef Jamie Oliver's advice on nutrition?Cantech Letter
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Toronto Sun
TORONTO -- Jamie Oliver is calling on Canadians to push Justin Trudeau to develop a strategy for child nutrition, including more education, a crackdown on junk food advertising and better labelling on food products. "You're in a really exciting time ...
Should Justin Trudeau listen to chef Jamie Oliver's advice on nutrition?
Regina Leader-Post
Private MRIs in Sask. could result in cuts to federal funds: lawyer
Regina Leader-Post
If private MRI scans are done in Saskatchewan, the province will violate the Canada Health Act and ultimately receive less money in federal transfers, according to a legal opinion commissioned by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).
Saskatchewan poised to break Canada Health Act, union claimsCBC.ca
Slow MRIs come with calendar cautionPeace Arch News
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Regina Leader-Post
If private MRI scans are done in Saskatchewan, the province will violate the Canada Health Act and ultimately receive less money in federal transfers, according to a legal opinion commissioned by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).
Saskatchewan poised to break Canada Health Act, union claims
Slow MRIs come with calendar caution
Vancouver Sun
Last year's enterovirus D68 outbreak more widespread than first thought: study
Vancouver Sun
TORONTO - What a difference a year makes. In late summer and fall of 2014, doctors were reporting clusters of children across the U.S. and Canada being hospitalized with severe respiratory distress due to enterovirus D68, a bug that hadn't caused an ...
Last year's EV-D68 outbreak widespread: studyBlackburnNews.com
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Vancouver Sun
TORONTO - What a difference a year makes. In late summer and fall of 2014, doctors were reporting clusters of children across the U.S. and Canada being hospitalized with severe respiratory distress due to enterovirus D68, a bug that hadn't caused an ...
Last year's EV-D68 outbreak widespread: study
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