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'i feel unsafe': b.c. kids exposed to covid-19 can go to daycare if symptom-free
parents, daycare workers say they are upset about the change and do not feel safe
sarah grochowski
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2022
natasha malone, 32, who runs private daycare parkridge early learning centre out of her home in prince george.

pediatric hospitalizations on the rise in alberta
there have been a total of 659 hospitalizations of children in alberta as of thursday
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2022
the alberta children’s hospital in calgary was photographed on thursday, january 20, 2022. as omicron cases surge in alberta, so does the number of children hospitalized with covid-19.

‘not convinced it’s hesitancy’: too many roadblocks to vaccinating kids, say health experts
alberta's immunization rate for age five to 11 is well below that of other populous provinces
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jan 20 2022
staff prepare vaccine at the pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic at the village square leisure centre in northeast calgary on sunday, june. 6, 2021.

‘focus on the tooth and the person’: the movement for trauma-informed dentistry
to many, anesthetizing children for simple procedures is a shortcut that doesn’t help them in the long run.
healthy debate
oral health
jan 19 2022
use of trauma-informed care is not universal to dental training or professional requirements in most jurisdictions. getty

coates: covid's disruption to education is hurting indigenous kids the most
ignoring the learning challenges facing first nations could unleash employment and career development calamities that shackle an entire generation.
ken coates
世界杯决赛2022
jan 17 2022
many first nations students don't have access to laptops, chromebooks or the internet.

parents urged to screen for diabetes symptoms after link found to covid infections in kids
"this is just one more reason for kids to be vaccinated."
joanne laucius
世界杯决赛2022
jan 12 2022
dr. sarah lawrence, a pediatric endocrinologist at cheo and an associate professor of pediatrics at the university of ottawa, says covid-19 doesn't cause diabetes, but, for children who are predisposed, a virus can trigger an autoimmune process that damages the pancreas.

alberta needs to be accountable to child and youth advocate's recommendations, act on opioid crisis: del graff
lauren boothby
世界杯决赛2022
jan 12 2022
del graff, alberta's child and youth advocate.

bones and teeth help reveal whether teenagers have always been a source of worry for their parents
today, teens are often seen as troublesome and difficult. ancient roman writers also described adolescence as a period of 'hooliganism and debauchery.'
the conversation
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jan 11 2022
by examining bones and teeth and other lines of evidence, bioarcheologists are finding teens today have a lot in common with teens of the past. getty
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'i feel unsafe': b.c. kids exposed to covid-19 can go to daycare if symptom-free
parents, daycare workers say they are upset about the change and do not feel safe
sarah grochowski
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2022
natasha malone, 32, who runs private daycare parkridge early learning centre out of her home in prince george.

pediatric hospitalizations on the rise in alberta
there have been a total of 659 hospitalizations of children in alberta as of thursday
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2022
the alberta children’s hospital in calgary was photographed on thursday, january 20, 2022. as omicron cases surge in alberta, so does the number of children hospitalized with covid-19.

‘not convinced it’s hesitancy’: too many roadblocks to vaccinating kids, say health experts
alberta's immunization rate for age five to 11 is well below that of other populous provinces
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jan 20 2022
staff prepare vaccine at the pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic at the village square leisure centre in northeast calgary on sunday, june. 6, 2021.

‘focus on the tooth and the person’: the movement for trauma-informed dentistry
to many, anesthetizing children for simple procedures is a shortcut that doesn’t help them in the long run.
healthy debate
oral health
jan 19 2022
use of trauma-informed care is not universal to dental training or professional requirements in most jurisdictions. getty
powered by
save your skin foundation

coates: covid's disruption to education is hurting indigenous kids the most
ignoring the learning challenges facing first nations could unleash employment and career development calamities that shackle an entire generation.
ken coates
世界杯决赛2022
jan 17 2022
many first nations students don't have access to laptops, chromebooks or the internet.

parents urged to screen for diabetes symptoms after link found to covid infections in kids
"this is just one more reason for kids to be vaccinated."
joanne laucius
世界杯决赛2022
jan 12 2022
dr. sarah lawrence, a pediatric endocrinologist at cheo and an associate professor of pediatrics at the university of ottawa, says covid-19 doesn't cause diabetes, but, for children who are predisposed, a virus can trigger an autoimmune process that damages the pancreas.

alberta needs to be accountable to child and youth advocate's recommendations, act on opioid crisis: del graff
lauren boothby
世界杯决赛2022
jan 12 2022
del graff, alberta's child and youth advocate.

bones and teeth help reveal whether teenagers have always been a source of worry for their parents
today, teens are often seen as troublesome and difficult. ancient roman writers also described adolescence as a period of 'hooliganism and debauchery.'
the conversation
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jan 11 2022
by examining bones and teeth and other lines of evidence, bioarcheologists are finding teens today have a lot in common with teens of the past. getty
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migraine canada

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