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reproductive health

kids of people who have had chemo may be more at risk for disease

the researchers recommend people who plan on starting a family after chemotherapy consider freezing their sperm or eggs before treatment.
dave yasvinski
dec 01, 2022

as many as one in five canadian pregnancies end in abortion and few regret decision, poll finds

of 3.2 million canadian abortions since 1989, a disproportionate number have been performed on women who vote conservative
tristin hopper
nov 24, 2022

hotflash inc.: should people in menopause be on hormone therapy to prevent disease?

depending on who you talk to, hrt is either loaded with health risks or it prevents almost any illness. how do you know who to believe?
ann marie mcqueen
nov 21, 2022

we asked a urologist: is it bad to hold your pee, do kegels actually do anything, and other common myths about health 'down there'

dr. howard evans, a urological surgeon at the alberta urology institute in edmonton, sets us straight on some of the myths of urinary tract health.
robin roberts
sep 15, 2022

asking for a friend: is my weight gain and acne a sign of pcos?

part of the reason pcos is underdiagnosed is the assumption that it is a fertility condition that only causes fertility problems, says fiona mcculloch, a naturopathic doctor in toronto.
karen hawthorne
sep 06, 2022

cheo research institute study finds no link between covid-19 vaccination in pregnancy and preterm birth, stillbirth

'the results of this study provide further evidence for care providers and pregnant people about the safety of covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy.'
megan gillis
aug 30, 2022

with epidural shortages, more people are opting for laughing gas during childbirth

nitrous oxide is less invasive than an epidural, and it allows for a person giving birth to have more control — but it may not be the right option for everyone.
maija kappler
aug 25, 2022

could artificial human embryos help with aging and disease?

researchers in israel recently created synthetic mouse embryos without the use of sperm, eggs or a womb.
karen hawthorne
aug 22, 2022
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obesity matters

kids of people who have had chemo may be more at risk for disease

the researchers recommend people who plan on starting a family after chemotherapy consider freezing their sperm or eggs before treatment.
dave yasvinski
dec 01, 2022

as many as one in five canadian pregnancies end in abortion and few regret decision, poll finds

of 3.2 million canadian abortions since 1989, a disproportionate number have been performed on women who vote conservative
tristin hopper
nov 24, 2022

hotflash inc.: should people in menopause be on hormone therapy to prevent disease?

depending on who you talk to, hrt is either loaded with health risks or it prevents almost any illness. how do you know who to believe?
ann marie mcqueen
nov 21, 2022

we asked a urologist: is it bad to hold your pee, do kegels actually do anything, and other common myths about health 'down there'

dr. howard evans, a urological surgeon at the alberta urology institute in edmonton, sets us straight on some of the myths of urinary tract health.
robin roberts
sep 15, 2022
powered by
breast cancer canada

asking for a friend: is my weight gain and acne a sign of pcos?

part of the reason pcos is underdiagnosed is the assumption that it is a fertility condition that only causes fertility problems, says fiona mcculloch, a naturopathic doctor in toronto.
karen hawthorne
sep 06, 2022

cheo research institute study finds no link between covid-19 vaccination in pregnancy and preterm birth, stillbirth

'the results of this study provide further evidence for care providers and pregnant people about the safety of covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy.'
megan gillis
aug 30, 2022

with epidural shortages, more people are opting for laughing gas during childbirth

nitrous oxide is less invasive than an epidural, and it allows for a person giving birth to have more control — but it may not be the right option for everyone.
maija kappler
aug 25, 2022

could artificial human embryos help with aging and disease?

researchers in israel recently created synthetic mouse embryos without the use of sperm, eggs or a womb.
karen hawthorne
aug 22, 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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