世界杯决赛2022
heart disease in indigenous communities: a lack of understanding
first nations people are three times more likely to experience heart and vascular issues despite readily available information about prevention and symptoms that has decreased risk across much of the country.
mar 27, 2023
covid-19 infection linked to the development of irritable bowel syndrome
researchers found traces of the coronavirus in the small intestine six months after infection.
mar 23, 2023
if your test results were bad, would you want to know before seeing your doctor?
despite concerns that making results immediately available to patients increases worry and anxiety, a recent study shows that most people prefer not to wait, even if the news is negative.
mar 22, 2023
vancouver naturopath loses another legal bid to overturn fecal-product ruling
naturopath jason klop was making pills and enemas using human stool, then selling them to clients in mexico to use in the treatment of children with autism
mar 21, 2023
b.c. pharmacist who faked his covid-19 vaccinations suspended for 30 days
the college of pharmacists of bc says aftabahmed shaikh’s actions were “highly unethical and amounted to professional misconduct.”
mar 21, 2023
drummond: it's time to talk about dementia, firearms and suicide
a diagnosis of cognitive impairment does not necessarily preclude safe gun ownership — but doctors aren't trained to discuss these issues effectively with families.
mar 21, 2023
risk of peripheral arterial disease increases with less sleep, study says
8,000 canadians suffer from peripheral arterial disease (pad), a condition in which clogged leg arteries impede the flow of blood and raise the risk of suffering a stroke or heart attack.
mar 21, 2023
heart disease in indigenous communities: a lack of understanding
first nations people are three times more likely to experience heart and vascular issues despite readily available information about prevention and symptoms that has decreased risk across much of the country.
mar 27, 2023
covid-19 infection linked to the development of irritable bowel syndrome
researchers found traces of the coronavirus in the small intestine six months after infection.
mar 23, 2023
if your test results were bad, would you want to know before seeing your doctor?
despite concerns that making results immediately available to patients increases worry and anxiety, a recent study shows that most people prefer not to wait, even if the news is negative.
mar 22, 2023
vancouver naturopath loses another legal bid to overturn fecal-product ruling
naturopath jason klop was making pills and enemas using human stool, then selling them to clients in mexico to use in the treatment of children with autism
mar 21, 2023
sponsored by:
wellspring cancer support
b.c. pharmacist who faked his covid-19 vaccinations suspended for 30 days
the college of pharmacists of bc says aftabahmed shaikh’s actions were “highly unethical and amounted to professional misconduct.”
mar 21, 2023
drummond: it's time to talk about dementia, firearms and suicide
a diagnosis of cognitive impairment does not necessarily preclude safe gun ownership — but doctors aren't trained to discuss these issues effectively with families.
mar 21, 2023
risk of peripheral arterial disease increases with less sleep, study says
8,000 canadians suffer from peripheral arterial disease (pad), a condition in which clogged leg arteries impede the flow of blood and raise the risk of suffering a stroke or heart attack.
mar 21, 2023
sponsored by:
diabetes canada
