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2022年世界杯名单猜测

canadian cities poised to be leaders in ai health care, but privacy concerns could leave some canadians behind
concerns over the safety and security of patient data could mean not everyone will benefit equally from the next technological revolution.
emma jones
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jun 27, 2023
hospitals serving diverse, populous cities like toronto have created an incredibly valuable network of patient data

doctor’s orders: when to get help for a yeast infection
dr. vanessa poliquin, obgyn and infectious disease expert at the university of manitoba, explains why antibiotic use, sexual activity, and washing 'up there' with soap can increase the risk of a yeast infection or vaginal irritation — and what to do if you think something's not right.
karen hawthorne
doctor's orders
jun 20, 2023
dr. vanessa poliquin, obgyn, is an infectious disease expert at the university of manitoba and co-chair of the society of gynecologists of canada’s infectious diseases committee.

flu and covid vaccines, yes. but don't ask an ontario pharmacist for an rsv vaccine
restrictions on ontario pharmacists when it comes to administering new vaccines, like the one to prevent the respiratory syncytial virus, has experts worried about the next "tripledemic."
maja begovic
vaccines
jun 16, 2023
the role of pharmacists has come a long way from simply dispensing drugs. now, the profession faces the challenge of keeping the momentum going. getty

watch: more hope than ever for migraine patients — but misinformation still creates barriers to treatment
the past five to ten years have seen an explosion in treatment options for migraines — but why do only a minority of patients have access?
emma jones
migraine
jun 13, 2023
headache disorders, including migraines, were ranked as the second leading cause of disability-adjusted life-years in patients aged 10 to 24, and the fifth leading cause in patients aged 25 to 49.

it causes seven types of cancer and birth defects. should alcohol have a warning label?
alcohol makes people happy, says alcohol epidemiologist dr. tim naimi, but it kills about 18,000 each year.
karen hawthorne
alcohol
jun 13, 2023
alcohol is an integral part of our lives, says dr. tim naimi, but "it’s very clear that it isn't a health tonic anymore.”

melanoma treatment gets better results when it's personalized
researchers are calling vaccine combo the "new standard of care" for aggressive skin cancer.
dave yasvinski
skin cancer
jun 12, 2023
the survival and disease recurrence rates significantly improved among patients with vaccine combination. getty

machado: why can't doctors talk seriously about fatigue without blaming it on stress, or the kids, or alcohol, or your diet, or....?
the disconnect between how health-care providers perceive their patients' complaints of "feeling tired" and the reality often leads to a sense of isolation and helplessness.
lisa machado
cancer
jun 12, 2023
the average person's tired is nothing compared to the muscle-paralyzing, brain-numbing, heavy-limb fatigue that often plagues people living with illness. getty

opinion: how health-care practitioners can bridge the loneliness gap
there's a critical role for health-care providers to play when it comes to addressing loneliness, including helping people heal and improving patient health outcomes.
claire checkland & david conn
canadian coalition for seniors' mental health
jun 09, 2023
by addressing loneliness, we can foster healing and improve patient health outcomes. getty
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pancreatic cancer canada
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obesity matters
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canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)

canadian cities poised to be leaders in ai health care, but privacy concerns could leave some canadians behind
concerns over the safety and security of patient data could mean not everyone will benefit equally from the next technological revolution.
emma jones
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jun 27, 2023
hospitals serving diverse, populous cities like toronto have created an incredibly valuable network of patient data

doctor’s orders: when to get help for a yeast infection
dr. vanessa poliquin, obgyn and infectious disease expert at the university of manitoba, explains why antibiotic use, sexual activity, and washing 'up there' with soap can increase the risk of a yeast infection or vaginal irritation — and what to do if you think something's not right.
karen hawthorne
doctor's orders
jun 20, 2023
dr. vanessa poliquin, obgyn, is an infectious disease expert at the university of manitoba and co-chair of the society of gynecologists of canada’s infectious diseases committee.

flu and covid vaccines, yes. but don't ask an ontario pharmacist for an rsv vaccine
restrictions on ontario pharmacists when it comes to administering new vaccines, like the one to prevent the respiratory syncytial virus, has experts worried about the next "tripledemic."
maja begovic
vaccines
jun 16, 2023
the role of pharmacists has come a long way from simply dispensing drugs. now, the profession faces the challenge of keeping the momentum going. getty

watch: more hope than ever for migraine patients — but misinformation still creates barriers to treatment
the past five to ten years have seen an explosion in treatment options for migraines — but why do only a minority of patients have access?
emma jones
migraine
jun 13, 2023
headache disorders, including migraines, were ranked as the second leading cause of disability-adjusted life-years in patients aged 10 to 24, and the fifth leading cause in patients aged 25 to 49.
powered by
pancreatic cancer canada

it causes seven types of cancer and birth defects. should alcohol have a warning label?
alcohol makes people happy, says alcohol epidemiologist dr. tim naimi, but it kills about 18,000 each year.
karen hawthorne
alcohol
jun 13, 2023
alcohol is an integral part of our lives, says dr. tim naimi, but "it’s very clear that it isn't a health tonic anymore.”

melanoma treatment gets better results when it's personalized
researchers are calling vaccine combo the "new standard of care" for aggressive skin cancer.
dave yasvinski
skin cancer
jun 12, 2023
the survival and disease recurrence rates significantly improved among patients with vaccine combination. getty

machado: why can't doctors talk seriously about fatigue without blaming it on stress, or the kids, or alcohol, or your diet, or....?
the disconnect between how health-care providers perceive their patients' complaints of "feeling tired" and the reality often leads to a sense of isolation and helplessness.
lisa machado
cancer
jun 12, 2023
the average person's tired is nothing compared to the muscle-paralyzing, brain-numbing, heavy-limb fatigue that often plagues people living with illness. getty

opinion: how health-care practitioners can bridge the loneliness gap
there's a critical role for health-care providers to play when it comes to addressing loneliness, including helping people heal and improving patient health outcomes.
claire checkland & david conn
canadian coalition for seniors' mental health
jun 09, 2023
by addressing loneliness, we can foster healing and improve patient health outcomes. getty
powered by
obesity matters
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