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2022年世界杯名单猜测

kotak: what happens when returning to your job after a disability doesn't work out?
most long-term disability policies contain what is known as a “recurrent disability” clause because recoveries don’t always progress the way we hope.
nainesh kotak
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
everybody wins when a once-disabled worker recovers to the point that they feel ready to go back to the workplace — as long as their doctors agree it’s safe. getty

five myths about obesity
obesity is a complex disease, and a lack of proper information can lead to the formation of some potentially harmful myths.
nick beare and obesity matters
obesity matters
may 19, 2022
obesity is a chronic disease that is hard to manage with just diet and exercise, says dr. sandy van. getty

dr. nowak: every canadian should have access to a family doctor — it's a matter of life and death
people with a family doctor get more timely preventive care, avoid emergency room visits and hospital stays, and even live longer.
dr. dominik nowak
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
roughly five million canadians do not have a family doctor, often due to systemic barriers rather than choice. getty

monkeypox is now in canada: should you be worried?
the rare virus has now been identified in quebec, although the public health agency of canada has not had any cases reported.
maija kappler
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
the rare virus is spread by inhaling respiratory droplets from infected people, contact with bodily fluids, and touching things like bedding or clothing that have been used by an infected person. getty

hernia: do you know the signs?
hernias do not typically get better on their own and, if left untreated, can grow larger and lead to further complications — some which are life-threatening.
dave yasvinski
digestive health
may 18, 2022
the best way to avoid a hernia is to maintain a healthy weight, exercise and eat a diet rich in fruits, grains and vegetables. getty

tiktok tuesday: we take on a potentially damaging #cleaninghack
the self-cleaning function on your oven may make pans shine, but experts warn this is also a great way to ruin them, and set yourself up for some health risks.
emma jones
science
may 17, 2022
refer to the manufacturers directions to clean pots and pans.

spike in esophageal cancer has researchers calling for more endoscopies
researchers found that the rate of cancer rate among patients between the ages of 45 and 64 has risen from 49 per 100,000 to 94 per 100,000.
dave yasvinski
cancer
may 17, 2022
it is estimated that 2,500 canadians will be diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2022, according to the canadian cancer society. getty

what it feels like: 'epilepsy has made me a more grounded person'
her experience as a patient has taught dr. sonika kainth "what it's like to be a human with a chronic condition."
as told to sadaf ahsan
epilepsy
may 16, 2022
sonika kainth wants the world to know that there are many forms of epilepsy — and they don’t all look like they do on tv. getty
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pancreatic cancer canada
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diabetes canada
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obesity matters

kotak: what happens when returning to your job after a disability doesn't work out?
most long-term disability policies contain what is known as a “recurrent disability” clause because recoveries don’t always progress the way we hope.
nainesh kotak
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
everybody wins when a once-disabled worker recovers to the point that they feel ready to go back to the workplace — as long as their doctors agree it’s safe. getty

five myths about obesity
obesity is a complex disease, and a lack of proper information can lead to the formation of some potentially harmful myths.
nick beare and obesity matters
obesity matters
may 19, 2022
obesity is a chronic disease that is hard to manage with just diet and exercise, says dr. sandy van. getty

dr. nowak: every canadian should have access to a family doctor — it's a matter of life and death
people with a family doctor get more timely preventive care, avoid emergency room visits and hospital stays, and even live longer.
dr. dominik nowak
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
roughly five million canadians do not have a family doctor, often due to systemic barriers rather than choice. getty

monkeypox is now in canada: should you be worried?
the rare virus has now been identified in quebec, although the public health agency of canada has not had any cases reported.
maija kappler
2022年世界杯名单猜测
may 19, 2022
the rare virus is spread by inhaling respiratory droplets from infected people, contact with bodily fluids, and touching things like bedding or clothing that have been used by an infected person. getty
powered by
pancreatic cancer canada

hernia: do you know the signs?
hernias do not typically get better on their own and, if left untreated, can grow larger and lead to further complications — some which are life-threatening.
dave yasvinski
digestive health
may 18, 2022
the best way to avoid a hernia is to maintain a healthy weight, exercise and eat a diet rich in fruits, grains and vegetables. getty

tiktok tuesday: we take on a potentially damaging #cleaninghack
the self-cleaning function on your oven may make pans shine, but experts warn this is also a great way to ruin them, and set yourself up for some health risks.
emma jones
science
may 17, 2022
refer to the manufacturers directions to clean pots and pans.

spike in esophageal cancer has researchers calling for more endoscopies
researchers found that the rate of cancer rate among patients between the ages of 45 and 64 has risen from 49 per 100,000 to 94 per 100,000.
dave yasvinski
cancer
may 17, 2022
it is estimated that 2,500 canadians will be diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2022, according to the canadian cancer society. getty

what it feels like: 'epilepsy has made me a more grounded person'
her experience as a patient has taught dr. sonika kainth "what it's like to be a human with a chronic condition."
as told to sadaf ahsan
epilepsy
may 16, 2022
sonika kainth wants the world to know that there are many forms of epilepsy — and they don’t all look like they do on tv. getty
powered by
diabetes canada
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