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why are we still banning blood donations from gay and bisexual men?

it could take three years for health canada to review and approve the canadian blood services application for a change in blood donation criteria.
sadaf ahsan
nov 25, 2021

'how could this have been allowed?': breast cancer screening study vilified for flaws

dr. jean seely, a professor of radiology at the university of ottawa, is calling for women age 40 and up to get regular mammograms.
chris arnold
nov 25, 2021

in covid-stricken sask., vaccinations split along socioeconomic lines

non-profit partners say they're wrestling with a combination of deep socioeconomic inequality and resistance to vaccination.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
nov 25, 2021

six canadian zoos will be getting covid-19 vaccines for animals

"when animals are in our care, it's important to do everything we can to keep them healthy and happy."
joanne laucius
nov 25, 2021

kramberger: as kids get vaccinated, quebec still lags in school air purification

the west island’s english school board has proved to be more diligent than the quebec government when it comes to certain health measures.
the montreal gazette
nov 24, 2021

'safe zones' urged as abuse of doctors ramps up with child vaccinations

"what we're wanting to see is that any behaviour that is harassing or violent in its nature ... is illegal," the cma president said
antonella artuso
nov 24, 2021

do changes in the weather actually make our bones hurt?

turns out that low pressure systems — which often happen before bad weather — can cause tissue swelling that leads to bone and joint pain.
nick beare
nov 24, 2021

anti-vaxxers hand out flyers outside local schools

the flyer spouts debunked statistics sourced from u.s. social media sites.
windsor star
nov 24, 2021
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wellspring cancer support
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canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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why are we still banning blood donations from gay and bisexual men?

it could take three years for health canada to review and approve the canadian blood services application for a change in blood donation criteria.
sadaf ahsan
nov 25, 2021

'how could this have been allowed?': breast cancer screening study vilified for flaws

dr. jean seely, a professor of radiology at the university of ottawa, is calling for women age 40 and up to get regular mammograms.
chris arnold
nov 25, 2021

in covid-stricken sask., vaccinations split along socioeconomic lines

non-profit partners say they're wrestling with a combination of deep socioeconomic inequality and resistance to vaccination.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
nov 25, 2021

six canadian zoos will be getting covid-19 vaccines for animals

"when animals are in our care, it's important to do everything we can to keep them healthy and happy."
joanne laucius
nov 25, 2021
powered by
wellspring cancer support

kramberger: as kids get vaccinated, quebec still lags in school air purification

the west island’s english school board has proved to be more diligent than the quebec government when it comes to certain health measures.
the montreal gazette
nov 24, 2021

'safe zones' urged as abuse of doctors ramps up with child vaccinations

"what we're wanting to see is that any behaviour that is harassing or violent in its nature ... is illegal," the cma president said
antonella artuso
nov 24, 2021

do changes in the weather actually make our bones hurt?

turns out that low pressure systems — which often happen before bad weather — can cause tissue swelling that leads to bone and joint pain.
nick beare
nov 24, 2021

anti-vaxxers hand out flyers outside local schools

the flyer spouts debunked statistics sourced from u.s. social media sites.
windsor star
nov 24, 2021
powered by
canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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