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ticks, humming, tantrums: how an infection caused a rare disorder in a three-year-old
'my daughter was acting like she was possessed,' says kerri archibald, whose daughter was diagnosed with pans/pandas, a rare neurological condition that happens in children.
vanessa hrvatin
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
kerri archibald's daughter finally found relief with the help of a california naturopathic clinic. getty

as preparations for children's vaccines ramp up, so do anti-vax attacks
the imminent vaccination campaign of children between five and 11 has ramped up anti-vaccine sentiment and vitriol among some.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
ottawa family physician dr. nili kaplan-myrth, who organized mass covid vaccination clinics during the summer, has recently received death threats over comments in support of vaccinating children against covid-19.

mandryk: sask. party government has its own vaccine hesitancy problem
the vaccine hesitancy problem in saskatchewan is the hesitancy of government to make the unvaccinated uncomfortable with their choices.
murray mandryk
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
vaccine hesitancy remains saskatchewan's biggest problem, yet premier scott moe's government remains reluctant to tackle it head on.

pets don't have to be real to comfort people with dementia
virtual pets offer a way to address symptoms like aggression naturally, without using pharmacological treatments.
maija kappler
dementia
nov 3 2021
pet therapy can be helpful for people with alzheimer's disease — even if the pet is a robot. (getty)

e-cigarette and weed users reported more covid-19 symptoms than e-cigarette users
u.s. students who were frequent concurrent users urged to get informed about the potential risks.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
concurrent e-cigarette and cannabis users were 3.53 times more likely to report covid-19 symptoms than subjects who only used e-cigarettes. /

tiktok tuesday: burning oranges to get your taste back?
social media users who lost their sense of taste after contracting covid say eating a burned orange can help.
emma jones
coronavirus
nov 2 2021
tiktok users who lost their ability to taste are burning oranges as a way to help. (@katie.kotlowski and @toosmxll via tiktok)

vast majority of ottawa hospital workers vaccinated against covid-19, hospitals say
the vast majority of hospital staff in ottawa are now fully vaccinated against covid-19, with a small percentage on unpaid leave and a small number fired for failing to get vaccinated.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the ottawa hospital, whose general campus is pictured in this file photo, reported monday that more than 99 per cent of its staff, physicians and residents are fully vaccinated.

denley: mandatory vaccination carries its own risks — as ottawa is discovering
this is a situation where relative harms must be weighed against each other. compulsory immunization will cut the number of workers available to deliver essential public services, such as health care or policing.
randall denley, postmedia
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the covid vaccine: who wouldn't want it? let's admit there are such folks and not react with overkill policies.
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canadian society for exercise physiology
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

ticks, humming, tantrums: how an infection caused a rare disorder in a three-year-old
'my daughter was acting like she was possessed,' says kerri archibald, whose daughter was diagnosed with pans/pandas, a rare neurological condition that happens in children.
vanessa hrvatin
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
kerri archibald's daughter finally found relief with the help of a california naturopathic clinic. getty

as preparations for children's vaccines ramp up, so do anti-vax attacks
the imminent vaccination campaign of children between five and 11 has ramped up anti-vaccine sentiment and vitriol among some.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
ottawa family physician dr. nili kaplan-myrth, who organized mass covid vaccination clinics during the summer, has recently received death threats over comments in support of vaccinating children against covid-19.

mandryk: sask. party government has its own vaccine hesitancy problem
the vaccine hesitancy problem in saskatchewan is the hesitancy of government to make the unvaccinated uncomfortable with their choices.
murray mandryk
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
vaccine hesitancy remains saskatchewan's biggest problem, yet premier scott moe's government remains reluctant to tackle it head on.

pets don't have to be real to comfort people with dementia
virtual pets offer a way to address symptoms like aggression naturally, without using pharmacological treatments.
maija kappler
dementia
nov 3 2021
pet therapy can be helpful for people with alzheimer's disease — even if the pet is a robot. (getty)
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

e-cigarette and weed users reported more covid-19 symptoms than e-cigarette users
u.s. students who were frequent concurrent users urged to get informed about the potential risks.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
concurrent e-cigarette and cannabis users were 3.53 times more likely to report covid-19 symptoms than subjects who only used e-cigarettes. /

tiktok tuesday: burning oranges to get your taste back?
social media users who lost their sense of taste after contracting covid say eating a burned orange can help.
emma jones
coronavirus
nov 2 2021
tiktok users who lost their ability to taste are burning oranges as a way to help. (@katie.kotlowski and @toosmxll via tiktok)

vast majority of ottawa hospital workers vaccinated against covid-19, hospitals say
the vast majority of hospital staff in ottawa are now fully vaccinated against covid-19, with a small percentage on unpaid leave and a small number fired for failing to get vaccinated.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the ottawa hospital, whose general campus is pictured in this file photo, reported monday that more than 99 per cent of its staff, physicians and residents are fully vaccinated.

denley: mandatory vaccination carries its own risks — as ottawa is discovering
this is a situation where relative harms must be weighed against each other. compulsory immunization will cut the number of workers available to deliver essential public services, such as health care or policing.
randall denley, postmedia
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the covid vaccine: who wouldn't want it? let's admit there are such folks and not react with overkill policies.
powered by
the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

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