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quitting smoking by age 44 drastically lowers your chance of dying from cancer
a smoker who quit before they turned 45 years old decreased their odds of dying from cancer by almost 89 per cent, study found.
emma jones
cancer
nov 3 2021
even light or intermittent smoking increases overall risk of death. getty

ontario won't mandate vaccines for healthcare workers
ontario premier doug ford says high vaccination rates in hospitals and strong infection control measures mean hospitals are safe.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
ontario premier doug ford made the announcement wednesday afternoon. (veronica henri / toronto sun / postmedia network)

ontario to eventually offer booster covid-19 doses to all
most people who are not part of high-priority groups will likely be eligible for a third dose of the covid vaccine in early 2022.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
ontario will offer voluntary booster shots to anyone who wants one. (getty)

opinion: in pharmacare, affordability isn't always more important than access
the federal government offers employees top-notch insurance. if that kind of drug coverage is good for them, why not for the rest of us?
healthy debate
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
"introducing regulations to severely reduce new medicine prices will not secure access to costly lifesaving medicines. just the opposite." (getty)

ottawa doctor refusing to co-operate with investigation
an ottawa doctor who referred to covid-19 vaccines as “gene-therapy experiments” is being taken to court.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
a file photo of the office of the college of physicians and surgeons of ontario in toronto.

ontario targeting 70-plus, astrazeneca recipients for covid boosters
individuals can get either a moderna or pfizer booster six months after their last dose
antonella artuso
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
covid-19 vaccine

covid-19: some patients still suffering 18 months after first diagnosis
"we see chronic coughs, prolonged loss of smell and altered taste. and you may have heard of brain fog, this delayed sort of cognitive thinking, short-term memory changes, things like that." — dr. sharry kahlon
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
dr. sharry kahlon is the medical director of the long-covid clinic at surrey's jim pattison outpatient care and surgery centre, one of four such clinics in the lower mainland

right-leaning men make up large percentage of canada's unvaccinated
a new angus reid poll found that young men who voted for right-leaning political parties were most likely to refuse the covid vaccine.
maija kappler
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
hundreds of people attended the ‘world wide rally for freedom’ outside the alberta legislature on sept. 18. (artur widak / nurphoto)
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quitting smoking by age 44 drastically lowers your chance of dying from cancer
a smoker who quit before they turned 45 years old decreased their odds of dying from cancer by almost 89 per cent, study found.
emma jones
cancer
nov 3 2021
even light or intermittent smoking increases overall risk of death. getty

ontario won't mandate vaccines for healthcare workers
ontario premier doug ford says high vaccination rates in hospitals and strong infection control measures mean hospitals are safe.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
ontario premier doug ford made the announcement wednesday afternoon. (veronica henri / toronto sun / postmedia network)

ontario to eventually offer booster covid-19 doses to all
most people who are not part of high-priority groups will likely be eligible for a third dose of the covid vaccine in early 2022.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
ontario will offer voluntary booster shots to anyone who wants one. (getty)

opinion: in pharmacare, affordability isn't always more important than access
the federal government offers employees top-notch insurance. if that kind of drug coverage is good for them, why not for the rest of us?
healthy debate
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
"introducing regulations to severely reduce new medicine prices will not secure access to costly lifesaving medicines. just the opposite." (getty)
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movember canada

ottawa doctor refusing to co-operate with investigation
an ottawa doctor who referred to covid-19 vaccines as “gene-therapy experiments” is being taken to court.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
a file photo of the office of the college of physicians and surgeons of ontario in toronto.

ontario targeting 70-plus, astrazeneca recipients for covid boosters
individuals can get either a moderna or pfizer booster six months after their last dose
antonella artuso
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
covid-19 vaccine

covid-19: some patients still suffering 18 months after first diagnosis
"we see chronic coughs, prolonged loss of smell and altered taste. and you may have heard of brain fog, this delayed sort of cognitive thinking, short-term memory changes, things like that." — dr. sharry kahlon
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
dr. sharry kahlon is the medical director of the long-covid clinic at surrey's jim pattison outpatient care and surgery centre, one of four such clinics in the lower mainland

right-leaning men make up large percentage of canada's unvaccinated
a new angus reid poll found that young men who voted for right-leaning political parties were most likely to refuse the covid vaccine.
maija kappler
covid-19 vaccine
nov 3 2021
hundreds of people attended the ‘world wide rally for freedom’ outside the alberta legislature on sept. 18. (artur widak / nurphoto)
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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