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justin ling: psychiatric teams, not the police, should be responding to mental-health calls
more than one-in-five interactions between rcmp officers and emotionally disturbed individuals ended in serious injury or death, 2014 study found
the national post
opinion
jun 30, 2020
a demonstrator takes part in an "abolish the police" sit-in in toronto, on june 19, 2020.

saskatchewan's north short on child psychologists
prince albert — and the province's north — lost their only two psychiatrists trained to treat children and youth in the past year.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
children
jun 29, 2020
there are no more full-time working child and adolescent psychiatrists in prince albert, leading to concerns about adequate mental health care in the community.

six servings a day of veggies and fruit linked to better memory: study
people who made healthy food choices did better on verbal fluency tests.
nicholas sokic
nutrition
jun 26, 2020
cast iron skillet of roasted autumn vegetables, above view side border on a dark slate background

'we don't as a rule see dead people': death doulas in a pandemic
healthing.ca talks with several death doulas to figure out what dying means
nicholas sokic
mental health
jun 24, 2020
holding grandmother's hand in the nursing care. showing all love, empathy, helping and encouragement : healthcare in end of life and palliative concept

asthma rates falling in canada as doctors avoid antibiotics for young children: b.c. study
the study, by researchers at b.c. children’s hospital, the b.c. centre for disease control and ubc, also found that being prescribed antibiotics within the first 12 months of life is associated with almost double the risk of being diagnosed with asthma by age five.
tiffany crawford
asthma
jun 17, 2020
small child using his inhaler device for asthma

is it really a 'mental health day' if you're wfh?
'substantial decline in mental health' since the start of pandemic has employers rethinking paid time off.
anna sharratt
mental health
jun 17, 2020
paid mental health days are a good thing, but associated with stigma. stock/getty

we are gambling more since covid-19
one in four canadians surveyed feel they might be developing an gambling addiction.
nicholas sokic
addiction
jun 05, 2020
close up cropped photo of girl hands using her laptop for taking part in online poker tournament.

cooking, choir singing: activities help long-term care
recreation can reduce the level of care seniors need as they age.
nicholas sokic
aging
jun 05, 2020
group of senior people doing yoga exercise in community center club.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

justin ling: psychiatric teams, not the police, should be responding to mental-health calls
more than one-in-five interactions between rcmp officers and emotionally disturbed individuals ended in serious injury or death, 2014 study found
the national post
opinion
jun 30, 2020
a demonstrator takes part in an "abolish the police" sit-in in toronto, on june 19, 2020.

saskatchewan's north short on child psychologists
prince albert — and the province's north — lost their only two psychiatrists trained to treat children and youth in the past year.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
children
jun 29, 2020
there are no more full-time working child and adolescent psychiatrists in prince albert, leading to concerns about adequate mental health care in the community.

six servings a day of veggies and fruit linked to better memory: study
people who made healthy food choices did better on verbal fluency tests.
nicholas sokic
nutrition
jun 26, 2020
cast iron skillet of roasted autumn vegetables, above view side border on a dark slate background

'we don't as a rule see dead people': death doulas in a pandemic
healthing.ca talks with several death doulas to figure out what dying means
nicholas sokic
mental health
jun 24, 2020
holding grandmother's hand in the nursing care. showing all love, empathy, helping and encouragement : healthcare in end of life and palliative concept
powered by
wellspring cancer support

asthma rates falling in canada as doctors avoid antibiotics for young children: b.c. study
the study, by researchers at b.c. children’s hospital, the b.c. centre for disease control and ubc, also found that being prescribed antibiotics within the first 12 months of life is associated with almost double the risk of being diagnosed with asthma by age five.
tiffany crawford
asthma
jun 17, 2020
small child using his inhaler device for asthma

is it really a 'mental health day' if you're wfh?
'substantial decline in mental health' since the start of pandemic has employers rethinking paid time off.
anna sharratt
mental health
jun 17, 2020
paid mental health days are a good thing, but associated with stigma. stock/getty

we are gambling more since covid-19
one in four canadians surveyed feel they might be developing an gambling addiction.
nicholas sokic
addiction
jun 05, 2020
close up cropped photo of girl hands using her laptop for taking part in online poker tournament.

cooking, choir singing: activities help long-term care
recreation can reduce the level of care seniors need as they age.
nicholas sokic
aging
jun 05, 2020
group of senior people doing yoga exercise in community center club.
powered by
breast cancer canada
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