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ian mulgrew: decades of politicians ignoring the evidence led to today's opioid crisis
opinion: with five people a day dying of overdoses in b.c., government efforts have amounted to little more than a band-aid
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
members of moms stop the harm joined others, including the drug users liberation front, march in the dtes on the fifth anniversary of b.c.'s opioid health crisis on april 14, 2021.

as covid-19 vaccines arrive for kids, parents seeking more information that's not always easy to find
"a lot of parents still have some concerns and still want more information about the vaccines for younger children."
jacquie miller
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
a student receives a dose of the pfizer-biontech vaccine.

quebec regions struggling with lower vaccination rates, school outbreaks
public health authorities have voiced concerns about nunavik, areas in the eastern townships and the chaudière-appalaches region.
jesse feith
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
"we know that from the moment we can protect them, we'll see a decrease in overall transmission," said one health official about vaccinating young children against covid-19.

northern sask. tb outbreak spread quietly for months, doctor says
dr. nnamdi ndubuka said he suspects the spread began in the spring.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
dr. nnamdi ndubuka is the northern inter-tribal health authority's medical health officer.

covid-19 vaccination for children under 12 starts wednesday in sask.
vaccines are expected to arrive in the province tuesday and clinics will open in regina and saskatoon on wednesday.
phil tank
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
sheila anderson, right, vaccine chief responsible for sha's covid-19 immunization campaign, speaks at the legislative building on monday, november 22, 2021 in regina. dr. tania diener, left, medical health officer responsible for immunization and physician co-lead of sha's covid-19 immunization campaign, joined her in the news conference. troy fleece / regina leader-post

how scientific evidence evolves: a case study on covid-19 in pregnancy
“early in my pregnancy, there was still a lot of unknowns about the vaccine,” says andrea farrell, a paramedic in toronto who gave birth to her first child in september.
healthy debate
covid-19 vaccine
nov 23, 2021
pregnant people are at higher risk for developing severe covid-19 illness. this is a well-established scientific fact. getty

mcmaster-led study links stress to crohn’s disease flare-ups
researchers find that stress hormones suppress the part of the immune system that normally protects the gut from invasive bacteria that has been linked to crohn's disease.
brighter world, mcmaster university
crohn's disease
nov 22, 2021
former mcmaster post-doctoral researcher ryan shaler, left, and brian coombes, a mcmaster biochemistry and biomedical sciences professor, work together in a lab. (brighterworld)

hanes: light at the end of the tunnel for unvaccinated kids
the approval of the covid-19 vaccine for kids age five to 11 is a game changer in the evolution of the pandemic — and an early christmas gift for this concerned parent.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22, 2021
a recent angus reid poll showed only 49 per cent of quebec parents plan on getting school-age kids immunized as soon as it becomes available.
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ian mulgrew: decades of politicians ignoring the evidence led to today's opioid crisis
opinion: with five people a day dying of overdoses in b.c., government efforts have amounted to little more than a band-aid
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
members of moms stop the harm joined others, including the drug users liberation front, march in the dtes on the fifth anniversary of b.c.'s opioid health crisis on april 14, 2021.

as covid-19 vaccines arrive for kids, parents seeking more information that's not always easy to find
"a lot of parents still have some concerns and still want more information about the vaccines for younger children."
jacquie miller
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
a student receives a dose of the pfizer-biontech vaccine.

quebec regions struggling with lower vaccination rates, school outbreaks
public health authorities have voiced concerns about nunavik, areas in the eastern townships and the chaudière-appalaches region.
jesse feith
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
"we know that from the moment we can protect them, we'll see a decrease in overall transmission," said one health official about vaccinating young children against covid-19.

northern sask. tb outbreak spread quietly for months, doctor says
dr. nnamdi ndubuka said he suspects the spread began in the spring.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
dr. nnamdi ndubuka is the northern inter-tribal health authority's medical health officer.
powered by
wellspring cancer support

covid-19 vaccination for children under 12 starts wednesday in sask.
vaccines are expected to arrive in the province tuesday and clinics will open in regina and saskatoon on wednesday.
phil tank
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23, 2021
sheila anderson, right, vaccine chief responsible for sha's covid-19 immunization campaign, speaks at the legislative building on monday, november 22, 2021 in regina. dr. tania diener, left, medical health officer responsible for immunization and physician co-lead of sha's covid-19 immunization campaign, joined her in the news conference. troy fleece / regina leader-post

how scientific evidence evolves: a case study on covid-19 in pregnancy
“early in my pregnancy, there was still a lot of unknowns about the vaccine,” says andrea farrell, a paramedic in toronto who gave birth to her first child in september.
healthy debate
covid-19 vaccine
nov 23, 2021
pregnant people are at higher risk for developing severe covid-19 illness. this is a well-established scientific fact. getty

mcmaster-led study links stress to crohn’s disease flare-ups
researchers find that stress hormones suppress the part of the immune system that normally protects the gut from invasive bacteria that has been linked to crohn's disease.
brighter world, mcmaster university
crohn's disease
nov 22, 2021
former mcmaster post-doctoral researcher ryan shaler, left, and brian coombes, a mcmaster biochemistry and biomedical sciences professor, work together in a lab. (brighterworld)

hanes: light at the end of the tunnel for unvaccinated kids
the approval of the covid-19 vaccine for kids age five to 11 is a game changer in the evolution of the pandemic — and an early christmas gift for this concerned parent.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22, 2021
a recent angus reid poll showed only 49 per cent of quebec parents plan on getting school-age kids immunized as soon as it becomes available.
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obesity canada
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