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2022年世界杯名单猜测

opinion: precision medicine opens door to new possibilities for cancer treatment
by leveraging genomic information, doctors can craft tailored treatment strategies that target cancer more effectively while minimizing side effects.
sabrina hanna, bsc.
cancer
nov 15, 2024
this #knowvember we want you to understanding how your genomes can help you make more informed choices. visit knowyourgenome.co.

movember kicks off with olympian jon montgomery’s famous moustache in space
jon montgomery's solo moustache mission to the edge of space kicks off movember, a month to spark conversation and raise awareness for men's health.
karen hawthorne
prostate cancer
nov 01, 2024
jon montgomery's whiskers went into an acrylic sandwich mold of a groovy handlebar moustache and sent by balloon to the edge of the stratosphere.

exploring the connection between menopause and arthritis
research continues to shed light on the connection between arthritis and menopause, but more needs to be done to help those who have both conditions.
trish barbato, arthritis society canada and menopause foundation of canada
arthritis
oct 30, 2024
research indicates that more than 70 per cent of women transitioning to menopause will experience musculoskeletal symptoms, including joint pain and stiffness.

what it feels like: facing the challenges of colitis and anxiety with strength and hope
“i look back at my experience with anxiety, my experience with colitis, and there’s so many times where i was just feeling so down, like, how am i going to go on kind of thing. but then i can.”
angelica bottaro
colitis
oct 10, 2024
“we’re really lucky that we live in this time with all of this research. there’s so, so much hope," says kaylie voutier, who lives with colitis and anxiety.

opinion: ontario needs culturally sensitive, self-collection hpv screening for all women
the ontario provincial government’s current hpv screening strategy has left many structurally marginalized women on the sidelines.
mandana vahabi, phd, rn, fcan
human papillomavirus (hpv).
sep 27, 2024
although early detection through screening can save lives, pap test uptake remains extremely low among structurally marginalized women, such as racialized immigrants, indigenous people, 2slgbtqi+ individuals, and sex workers.

leaders in health: megan mantle and caring for caregivers through workhorse health
megan mantle, a toronto social worker, psychotherapist and former crisis intervention specialist has lived experience in spades.
karen hawthorne
caregivers
sep 24, 2024
megan mantle, left, with one of her mentors, registered psychotherapist elaine paz, from toronto-based “what if counselling.”

why canadians who want preventative healthcare fail to seek it out
close to 50 per cent of canadians do not utilize preventative care measures, leaving them vulnerable to developing more severe disease later on in life.
angelica bottaro
2022年世界杯名单猜测
sep 19, 2024
only 56 per cent of canadians go for regular check-ups with their healthcare providers, while 41 per cent get regular screening and early-detection tests.

living with type 1 diabetes: my journey through misconceptions, stigma and resilience
living with t1d has made me resilient, and i take pride in the strength it has forged within me over the past three decades.
najeeb ashraf
diabetes
sep 18, 2024
najeeb ashraf is the ceo of scivoc consulting inc. and is a passionate awareness advocate for diabetes canada, dedicated to empowering individuals with diabetes through education and peer support.
powered by
pancreatic cancer canada
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obesity matters
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wellspring cancer support

opinion: precision medicine opens door to new possibilities for cancer treatment
by leveraging genomic information, doctors can craft tailored treatment strategies that target cancer more effectively while minimizing side effects.
sabrina hanna, bsc.
cancer
nov 15, 2024
this #knowvember we want you to understanding how your genomes can help you make more informed choices. visit knowyourgenome.co.

movember kicks off with olympian jon montgomery’s famous moustache in space
jon montgomery's solo moustache mission to the edge of space kicks off movember, a month to spark conversation and raise awareness for men's health.
karen hawthorne
prostate cancer
nov 01, 2024
jon montgomery's whiskers went into an acrylic sandwich mold of a groovy handlebar moustache and sent by balloon to the edge of the stratosphere.

exploring the connection between menopause and arthritis
research continues to shed light on the connection between arthritis and menopause, but more needs to be done to help those who have both conditions.
trish barbato, arthritis society canada and menopause foundation of canada
arthritis
oct 30, 2024
research indicates that more than 70 per cent of women transitioning to menopause will experience musculoskeletal symptoms, including joint pain and stiffness.

what it feels like: facing the challenges of colitis and anxiety with strength and hope
“i look back at my experience with anxiety, my experience with colitis, and there’s so many times where i was just feeling so down, like, how am i going to go on kind of thing. but then i can.”
angelica bottaro
colitis
oct 10, 2024
“we’re really lucky that we live in this time with all of this research. there’s so, so much hope," says kaylie voutier, who lives with colitis and anxiety.
powered by
pancreatic cancer canada

opinion: ontario needs culturally sensitive, self-collection hpv screening for all women
the ontario provincial government’s current hpv screening strategy has left many structurally marginalized women on the sidelines.
mandana vahabi, phd, rn, fcan
human papillomavirus (hpv).
sep 27, 2024
although early detection through screening can save lives, pap test uptake remains extremely low among structurally marginalized women, such as racialized immigrants, indigenous people, 2slgbtqi+ individuals, and sex workers.

leaders in health: megan mantle and caring for caregivers through workhorse health
megan mantle, a toronto social worker, psychotherapist and former crisis intervention specialist has lived experience in spades.
karen hawthorne
caregivers
sep 24, 2024
megan mantle, left, with one of her mentors, registered psychotherapist elaine paz, from toronto-based “what if counselling.”

why canadians who want preventative healthcare fail to seek it out
close to 50 per cent of canadians do not utilize preventative care measures, leaving them vulnerable to developing more severe disease later on in life.
angelica bottaro
2022年世界杯名单猜测
sep 19, 2024
only 56 per cent of canadians go for regular check-ups with their healthcare providers, while 41 per cent get regular screening and early-detection tests.

living with type 1 diabetes: my journey through misconceptions, stigma and resilience
living with t1d has made me resilient, and i take pride in the strength it has forged within me over the past three decades.
najeeb ashraf
diabetes
sep 18, 2024
najeeb ashraf is the ceo of scivoc consulting inc. and is a passionate awareness advocate for diabetes canada, dedicated to empowering individuals with diabetes through education and peer support.
powered by
obesity matters
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