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beyond blood sugar: the hidden connections of type 2 diabetes

世界杯决赛2022

ont. to give optometrists $39m as they threaten to withdraw services
the ontario association of optometrists has said it has been subject to 'years of underfunding.'
the canadian press
eye health
aug 17, 2021
the one-time payment comes after optometrists threatened to stop conducting eye exams.

alberta walks back decision to loosen covid-19 rules
alberta will extend a masking mandate for public transit, continue testing and tracing and require those with covid to isolate.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
aug 13, 2021
alberta chief medical officer of health dr. deena hinshaw gives a covid-19 pandemic update from the media room at the alberta legislature in edmonton, on wednesday, july 28, 2021.

canada to roll out vaccine passports for foreign travel
vaccinated canadians will soon be able to get a document that will certify their covid vaccine history
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
aug 11, 2021
this picture shows moderna vaccines against covid-19 coronavirus.

'misleading' thc and cbd labelling prompts health canada letter
health canada reminds producers that displaying thc and cbd values that “have not been obtained as a result of cannabinoid testing on each lot or batch of cannabis” may result in non-compliance.
the growthop
cannabis
aug 11, 2021
file: warning labels on cannabis products sold at the société québécoise du cannabis outlet on st-hubert st. in montreal. /

canada eases border rules; ont. reports 325 new covid cases
border city mayors aren't expecting a 'mad rush' of tourists.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
aug 09, 2021
a canada border services agency officer hands a traveller their documentation back as other travellers line up behind them to enter canada after border restrictions were loosened to allow fully vaccinated u.s. residents, after the coronavirus disease (covid-19) pandemic forced an unprecedented 16-month ban, at the thousand islands bridge crossing in lansdowne, ontario, canada, august 9, 2021.

indigenous services minister 'scared' by lifted covid restrictions
"i’m going to be respectful of my provincial colleagues," marc miller said.  "but it does scare the hell out of me."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 08, 2021
saskatoon, sk-- august 5/2021 - 0806 news saskatoon tribal council child welfare - indigenous services minister marc miller makes an announcement of a funding agreement that gives full control of child welfare to stc in member nations. photo taken in saskatoon, sask. on wednesday, august 5, 2021.

study finds ibd on the rise among indigenous people in sask.
previously considered rare, or even unheard-of among indigenous people, cases of crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are increasing.
the star phoenix
inflammatory bowel disease
aug 08, 2021
members of the university of saskatchewan's ibd among indigenous peoples research team (from back left) jose diego marques santos,ulrich teucher, rob porter, juan-nicolas pena-sanchez and derek jennings (from front left) germain bukassa kazadi, linda porter, jessica osei and rhonda sanderson. (photo courtesy of juan-nicolas pena-sanchez).

sask. needs to switch gears on covid-19 vaccination: expert
saskatchewan's mass covid-19 vaccination campaign, which has featured drive-thru clinics and other initiatives, ends saturday.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 08, 2021
saskatoon's first drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park offered the astrazeneca vaccine to hundreds of people aged 55 and over. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.

ont. to give optometrists $39m as they threaten to withdraw services
the ontario association of optometrists has said it has been subject to 'years of underfunding.'
the canadian press
eye health
aug 17, 2021
the one-time payment comes after optometrists threatened to stop conducting eye exams.

alberta walks back decision to loosen covid-19 rules
alberta will extend a masking mandate for public transit, continue testing and tracing and require those with covid to isolate.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
aug 13, 2021
alberta chief medical officer of health dr. deena hinshaw gives a covid-19 pandemic update from the media room at the alberta legislature in edmonton, on wednesday, july 28, 2021.

canada to roll out vaccine passports for foreign travel
vaccinated canadians will soon be able to get a document that will certify their covid vaccine history
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
aug 11, 2021
this picture shows moderna vaccines against covid-19 coronavirus.

'misleading' thc and cbd labelling prompts health canada letter
health canada reminds producers that displaying thc and cbd values that “have not been obtained as a result of cannabinoid testing on each lot or batch of cannabis” may result in non-compliance.
the growthop
cannabis
aug 11, 2021
file: warning labels on cannabis products sold at the société québécoise du cannabis outlet on st-hubert st. in montreal. /
young mother working out at home on a mat with baby. interior of a cozy sunny nursery room. woman practicing yoga together with child.
new guideline for postpartum moms validates challenges and benefits of exercise
confident pregnant woman sitting cross legged
why interval training may be missing piece in women’s health—before, during and after pregnancy
mid adult woman doing shoulder exercise with dumbbell at gym
why lifting light weights might be better for your blood sugar than a 30-minute run
physiotherapy, stretching band and senior couple with teamwork for muscle wellness, rehabilitation and support together. elderly black people or friends smile in physical therapy with strong progress
when your doctor prescribes a workout: the case for exercise as medicine is getting stronger
asian woman lying down in the training gym
when more isn’t better: how overtraining without recovery sabotages performance from the inside out
portrait of indonesian muslim family breaking their fasting together at home. concept of happy lebaran, eid al fitr, idul fitri, and ramadan mubarak celebration
when care misses culture: why healthcare systems must better support muslim patients during ramadan
shot of a sporty young woman working out with heavy ropes at the gym
exercise war that’s getting in the way of getting people moving
fit aged woman sitting in butterfly yoga pose on sports mat at home, doing flexibility exercises, keeping fit and healthy, copy space. active lifestyle concept
it’s not just what you do—it’s how you spend your day that shapes life after 65

canada eases border rules; ont. reports 325 new covid cases
border city mayors aren't expecting a 'mad rush' of tourists.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
aug 09, 2021
a canada border services agency officer hands a traveller their documentation back as other travellers line up behind them to enter canada after border restrictions were loosened to allow fully vaccinated u.s. residents, after the coronavirus disease (covid-19) pandemic forced an unprecedented 16-month ban, at the thousand islands bridge crossing in lansdowne, ontario, canada, august 9, 2021.

indigenous services minister 'scared' by lifted covid restrictions
"i’m going to be respectful of my provincial colleagues," marc miller said.  "but it does scare the hell out of me."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 08, 2021
saskatoon, sk-- august 5/2021 - 0806 news saskatoon tribal council child welfare - indigenous services minister marc miller makes an announcement of a funding agreement that gives full control of child welfare to stc in member nations. photo taken in saskatoon, sask. on wednesday, august 5, 2021.

study finds ibd on the rise among indigenous people in sask.
previously considered rare, or even unheard-of among indigenous people, cases of crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are increasing.
the star phoenix
inflammatory bowel disease
aug 08, 2021
members of the university of saskatchewan's ibd among indigenous peoples research team (from back left) jose diego marques santos,ulrich teucher, rob porter, juan-nicolas pena-sanchez and derek jennings (from front left) germain bukassa kazadi, linda porter, jessica osei and rhonda sanderson. (photo courtesy of juan-nicolas pena-sanchez).

sask. needs to switch gears on covid-19 vaccination: expert
saskatchewan's mass covid-19 vaccination campaign, which has featured drive-thru clinics and other initiatives, ends saturday.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 08, 2021
saskatoon's first drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park offered the astrazeneca vaccine to hundreds of people aged 55 and over. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.
vanengelenfamily
going back to work after cancer: how support programs can guide the way
caroline wellspring emotional scars of cancer
harnessing the power of cancer support programs to cope with the emotional scars
conversation of older man and millennial daughter - stock photo
listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'
rachel swiednicki and her son adler walking to school
teddy bears and team bonding: how wellspring supported rachel swiednicki and her son through cancer
jim turner. man posing for a photo sitting in a chair.
jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today
headache, burnout and young black woman in the living room of her modern apartment on weekend. stress, mental health and sick african female person with migraine for illness in lounge at home.
three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog
franco viudez. man posing for a photo with a smile.
franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state
davidjohnston
david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results
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