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machado: first dose feelings range from joy to meh
i thought getting the first dose of a covid-19 vaccine would inspire a happy dance, but in fact, i feel spectacularly meh.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 04, 2021
a health care worker checks on a woman as she administers the covid-19 vaccination at the bill-durnan arena in montreal on wednesday, april 21, 2021.

opinion: in prioritizing mental health, it's advantage osaka
displaying a special brand of gall, some were telling her that her well-being wasn't a priority but press appearances were.
montreal gazette
mental health
jun 03, 2021
japan's naomi osaka celebrates after winning against romania's patricia maria tig during their women's singles first round tennis match on day 1 of the roland garros 2021 french open tennis tournament in paris on may 30, 2021.

opinion: don't back the unvaxxed into a corner
coercion has a habit of backfiring. many of the vaccine holdouts will come around in their own time.
gabrielle bauer
opinion
jun 03, 2021
after a pandemic that has left deep divisions between countries, political parties, and individuals in its wake, we arguably need doses of tolerance.

opinion: missing patients, we're worried about you
the consequences of covid-19 on the health of patients are not hypothetical, doctors say. don't delay heart and stroke care.
dr. harindra wijeysundera and dr. patrice lindsay
opinion
may 31, 2021
dr. patrice lindsay, rn, phd, (left) is director of health systems change for heart & stroke. dr. harindra wijeysundera, md, phd is chief of the schulich heart program, sunnybrook health sciences centre and canada research chair in structural heart disease policy and outcomes. supplied

opinion: are we still in this pandemic together?
leger survey shows that we are forgetting to be compassionate in the third wave
vancouver sun
opinion
may 27, 2021
ten per cent of british columbians surveyed said that an individual has criticized them for not following a provincial health order. this number more than doubles (22 per cent) for the one-in-five people who told us that they don’t have plans to be vaccinated.

machado: finding resilience amid pandemic pain
while it may seem that resilience comes naturally to some, it’s actually not innate.
lisa machado
opinion
may 25, 2021
amid the pain and broken social links of the pandemic, it can be hard to overcome your grief.

opinion: how can we more effectively address covid myths
it’s more important than ever in the fight against pandemic to take time to correct misinformation.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24, 2021
a medical worker prepares a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine.

opinion: jordan's principle prioritizes children's health
the government should not be surprised that an indigenous woman has it on the ropes.
the star phoenix
opinion
may 24, 2021
doug cuthand
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machado: first dose feelings range from joy to meh
i thought getting the first dose of a covid-19 vaccine would inspire a happy dance, but in fact, i feel spectacularly meh.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 04, 2021
a health care worker checks on a woman as she administers the covid-19 vaccination at the bill-durnan arena in montreal on wednesday, april 21, 2021.

opinion: in prioritizing mental health, it's advantage osaka
displaying a special brand of gall, some were telling her that her well-being wasn't a priority but press appearances were.
montreal gazette
mental health
jun 03, 2021
japan's naomi osaka celebrates after winning against romania's patricia maria tig during their women's singles first round tennis match on day 1 of the roland garros 2021 french open tennis tournament in paris on may 30, 2021.

opinion: don't back the unvaxxed into a corner
coercion has a habit of backfiring. many of the vaccine holdouts will come around in their own time.
gabrielle bauer
opinion
jun 03, 2021
after a pandemic that has left deep divisions between countries, political parties, and individuals in its wake, we arguably need doses of tolerance.

opinion: missing patients, we're worried about you
the consequences of covid-19 on the health of patients are not hypothetical, doctors say. don't delay heart and stroke care.
dr. harindra wijeysundera and dr. patrice lindsay
opinion
may 31, 2021
dr. patrice lindsay, rn, phd, (left) is director of health systems change for heart & stroke. dr. harindra wijeysundera, md, phd is chief of the schulich heart program, sunnybrook health sciences centre and canada research chair in structural heart disease policy and outcomes. supplied
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wellspring cancer support

opinion: are we still in this pandemic together?
leger survey shows that we are forgetting to be compassionate in the third wave
vancouver sun
opinion
may 27, 2021
ten per cent of british columbians surveyed said that an individual has criticized them for not following a provincial health order. this number more than doubles (22 per cent) for the one-in-five people who told us that they don’t have plans to be vaccinated.

machado: finding resilience amid pandemic pain
while it may seem that resilience comes naturally to some, it’s actually not innate.
lisa machado
opinion
may 25, 2021
amid the pain and broken social links of the pandemic, it can be hard to overcome your grief.

opinion: how can we more effectively address covid myths
it’s more important than ever in the fight against pandemic to take time to correct misinformation.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24, 2021
a medical worker prepares a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine.

opinion: jordan's principle prioritizes children's health
the government should not be surprised that an indigenous woman has it on the ropes.
the star phoenix
opinion
may 24, 2021
doug cuthand
powered by
canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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