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respiratory illnesses hammering stollery children's hospital, not yet at peak: alberta officials
"if this year is anything like our previous years in viral illness, we have not reached the peak yet."
lisa johnson
世界杯决赛2022
nov 16 2022
a paramedic works at their ambulance parked outside the university of alberta hospital and stollery children's hospital emergency entrances, in edmonton wednesday may 11, 2022.

'triple threat' of viruses causing major shortage of kids' medication
in addition to kids' pain medication, parents are also having difficulty getting the common antibiotic amoxicillin.
maija kappler
children
nov 14 2022
health canada is urging parents not to stockpile kids' medications or give children adult drugs without medical consultation. getty

ontario docs advise masks, vaccine catch-up ahead of anticipated tough viral season
the early arrival of the flu, a resurgence in respiratory syncytial virus, or rsv, and the continued spread of covid-19 has made for a “triple threat” respiratory season.
the canadian press
influenza (flu)
nov 10 2022
some medical experts have begun to call for renewed mask mandates in light of viral illness trends and pressures on hospitals. the canadian press/alex lupul

canadians crossing border to get children's tylenol is latest symptom of drug supply 'mess'
those who have studied the issue for years say this is just the latest crisis in pharmaceutical insecurity problem that dates back more than a decade
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2022
melanie paradis and her husband drove into lewiston, n.y., got the children’s fever and pain medicines they needed for their 17-month-old son, everett, and then drove back over the border. once home, she shipped some of her supply to a friend.

medication shortage for kids could last through winter
“at what point do you call this an emergency?”: kyro maseh, owner, lawlor pharmacy
scott laurie
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2022
kyro maseh, a registered pharmacist, is the owner of lawlor pharmacy on kingston rd.

child hospitalizations are spiking. did covid lockdowns create 'immunity debt'?
hospitals are reporting never-before-seen surges in children with severe viral infections that are pushing critical care beyond capacity
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2022
parents with their children in the montreal children’s hospital emergency waiting room in late october. “because we didn’t see these viruses in the last few years, we’re seeing them all come together,” says one ottawa doctor.

#askalyson: setting boundaries can reduce stress in your family
if your child chooses your bedtime to get upset about overdue homework and friend troubles, it's time to teach them to have their meltdowns on your schedule.
alyson schafer
children
nov 4 2022
learning to say no and not feel that you’re missing out or letting someone else down is what a boundary is all about. getty

mental illness is not the cause of mass school shootings, study finds
focusing mainly on mental illness when it comes to mass school shootings poses a risk of glazing over others contributing factors
courtney greenberg
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2022
reggie daniels pays his respects a memorial at robb elementary school, thursday, june 9, 2022, in uvalde, texas, created to honor the victims killed in the recent school shooting. two teachers and 19 students were killed in the mass shooting.
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respiratory illnesses hammering stollery children's hospital, not yet at peak: alberta officials
"if this year is anything like our previous years in viral illness, we have not reached the peak yet."
lisa johnson
世界杯决赛2022
nov 16 2022
a paramedic works at their ambulance parked outside the university of alberta hospital and stollery children's hospital emergency entrances, in edmonton wednesday may 11, 2022.

'triple threat' of viruses causing major shortage of kids' medication
in addition to kids' pain medication, parents are also having difficulty getting the common antibiotic amoxicillin.
maija kappler
children
nov 14 2022
health canada is urging parents not to stockpile kids' medications or give children adult drugs without medical consultation. getty

ontario docs advise masks, vaccine catch-up ahead of anticipated tough viral season
the early arrival of the flu, a resurgence in respiratory syncytial virus, or rsv, and the continued spread of covid-19 has made for a “triple threat” respiratory season.
the canadian press
influenza (flu)
nov 10 2022
some medical experts have begun to call for renewed mask mandates in light of viral illness trends and pressures on hospitals. the canadian press/alex lupul

canadians crossing border to get children's tylenol is latest symptom of drug supply 'mess'
those who have studied the issue for years say this is just the latest crisis in pharmaceutical insecurity problem that dates back more than a decade
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2022
melanie paradis and her husband drove into lewiston, n.y., got the children’s fever and pain medicines they needed for their 17-month-old son, everett, and then drove back over the border. once home, she shipped some of her supply to a friend.
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medication shortage for kids could last through winter
“at what point do you call this an emergency?”: kyro maseh, owner, lawlor pharmacy
scott laurie
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2022
kyro maseh, a registered pharmacist, is the owner of lawlor pharmacy on kingston rd.

child hospitalizations are spiking. did covid lockdowns create 'immunity debt'?
hospitals are reporting never-before-seen surges in children with severe viral infections that are pushing critical care beyond capacity
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2022
parents with their children in the montreal children’s hospital emergency waiting room in late october. “because we didn’t see these viruses in the last few years, we’re seeing them all come together,” says one ottawa doctor.

#askalyson: setting boundaries can reduce stress in your family
if your child chooses your bedtime to get upset about overdue homework and friend troubles, it's time to teach them to have their meltdowns on your schedule.
alyson schafer
children
nov 4 2022
learning to say no and not feel that you’re missing out or letting someone else down is what a boundary is all about. getty

mental illness is not the cause of mass school shootings, study finds
focusing mainly on mental illness when it comes to mass school shootings poses a risk of glazing over others contributing factors
courtney greenberg
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2022
reggie daniels pays his respects a memorial at robb elementary school, thursday, june 9, 2022, in uvalde, texas, created to honor the victims killed in the recent school shooting. two teachers and 19 students were killed in the mass shooting.
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