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lung cancer patients fight stigma as more non-smokers are diagnosed
statistics show nearly one-in-five people diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked
brodie thomas
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
terry morey of cochrane has been living a relatively normal life, despite being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013. a class of drugs known as tkis keep his tumours in check.

sask. prof hopeful new ms treatment could stop disease progression
ongoing research led by michael levin shows protecting a certain cell protein helps restore nerve cells, preventing the long-term degeneration often seen in ms patients.
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
dr. michael levin is saskatchewan multiple sclerosis clinical research chair and a professor in the u of s college of medicine.

covid-19 could be endemic soon. what will that mean?
the virus could move from a pandemic to something that is always lurking in the background.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask reads signage stating “open face masks mandatory” in toronto during the pandemic.

will we look back on vaccine mandates as we do on mandatory seatbelts?
everyone agreed that seatbelts reduced injuries and saved lives. but should the government mandate their use?
calgary herald
opinion
nov 1 2021
vaccine mandates may figuratively become the new seatbelt legislation of our times, writes history professor kyle jantzen.

pandemic drinking suspected to be behind increased liver conditions
canadian liver foundation warns of a rise in alcohol-related liver diseases since the start of covid-19.
emma jones
liver diseases
oct 29 2021
someone with alcohol hepatitis typically has an average daily consumption of just under six standard drinks for more than five years. getty

ian mulgrew: respected anti-vaxxers a worrying omen
opinion: mounties4freedom say, "canadian citizens of various backgrounds are being segregated and punished for choosing not to disclose a personal medical decision."
ian mulgrew
世界杯决赛2022
oct 29 2021
after due process, these officers, nurses and others in public jobs refusing to be vaccinated should be fired.

booster recommended for people fully vaxxed with astrazeneca: naci
adults over the age of 70 and people from indigenous communities are also among the people the naci says should get a covid booster shot.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
oct 29 2021
the naci has expanded its recommendations for people who should receive covid booster shots. (getty)

opinion: time to get on board with safe injection sites
science shows these sites reduce mortality and syringe sharing while increasing knowledge of safe handling practices, writes katelyn duncan.
katelyn duncan
世界杯决赛2022
oct 29 2021
michael parker, executive director of the newo yotina friendship centre, stands in the centre's safe consumption area on may 7, 2021
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lung cancer patients fight stigma as more non-smokers are diagnosed
statistics show nearly one-in-five people diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked
brodie thomas
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
terry morey of cochrane has been living a relatively normal life, despite being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013. a class of drugs known as tkis keep his tumours in check.

sask. prof hopeful new ms treatment could stop disease progression
ongoing research led by michael levin shows protecting a certain cell protein helps restore nerve cells, preventing the long-term degeneration often seen in ms patients.
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
dr. michael levin is saskatchewan multiple sclerosis clinical research chair and a professor in the u of s college of medicine.

covid-19 could be endemic soon. what will that mean?
the virus could move from a pandemic to something that is always lurking in the background.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask reads signage stating “open face masks mandatory” in toronto during the pandemic.

will we look back on vaccine mandates as we do on mandatory seatbelts?
everyone agreed that seatbelts reduced injuries and saved lives. but should the government mandate their use?
calgary herald
opinion
nov 1 2021
vaccine mandates may figuratively become the new seatbelt legislation of our times, writes history professor kyle jantzen.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

pandemic drinking suspected to be behind increased liver conditions
canadian liver foundation warns of a rise in alcohol-related liver diseases since the start of covid-19.
emma jones
liver diseases
oct 29 2021
someone with alcohol hepatitis typically has an average daily consumption of just under six standard drinks for more than five years. getty

ian mulgrew: respected anti-vaxxers a worrying omen
opinion: mounties4freedom say, "canadian citizens of various backgrounds are being segregated and punished for choosing not to disclose a personal medical decision."
ian mulgrew
世界杯决赛2022
oct 29 2021
after due process, these officers, nurses and others in public jobs refusing to be vaccinated should be fired.

booster recommended for people fully vaxxed with astrazeneca: naci
adults over the age of 70 and people from indigenous communities are also among the people the naci says should get a covid booster shot.
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
oct 29 2021
the naci has expanded its recommendations for people who should receive covid booster shots. (getty)

opinion: time to get on board with safe injection sites
science shows these sites reduce mortality and syringe sharing while increasing knowledge of safe handling practices, writes katelyn duncan.
katelyn duncan
世界杯决赛2022
oct 29 2021
michael parker, executive director of the newo yotina friendship centre, stands in the centre's safe consumption area on may 7, 2021
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