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how not to feel like a lousy parent during covid-19
expert alyson schafer: 'you can't mess up your kids for life by chucking treats at them as a bribe to be quiet.'
alyson schafer
parenting
mar 21 2020
working from home with kids is challenging, but doable. stock/getty

today is world obesity day
obesity organizations work to close dramatic gaps in health care faced by people living with obesity.
nicholas sokic
obesity
mar 4 2020
march 4th is world obesity day. stock/ getty images

advice: a finger in your butt could save your life
the idea of his doctor's finger 'down there' has our reader clenching his cheeks. but it could be a life-saver.
maja begovic
2022年世界杯名单猜测
feb 14 2020
stock/ getty images

seasonal affective disorder: what to know about sad
according to camh, adults are at higher risk of sad than children, and yet the risk of sad significantly declines after 50.
nicholas sokic
depression
jan 21 2020
some people may be able to change their routine so as to get more sunlight in their day in place of light therapy, but the nature of the winter season makes that difficult.

canada at risk of measles outbreak, as cases rise, expert warns
canada and many countries eliminated the highly contagious disease as a result of mass-immunization campaigns, although it has remained endemic in parts of the world
elizabeth payne
policy & government
jan 9 2020
canada's rate of immunization against measles is around 90 per cent for seven year olds. public health officials want to see coverage rates of 95 per cent to thwart the spread of the highly infectious disease.

4 and a half myths about sunscreen and why they're wrong
here are 4½ sunscreen myths and what the evidence reall...
the conversation
cancer
jan 8 2020
family holiday in summer putting on sunscreen, playing indoors out of the sun and watching tv

world aids day: ‘there’s a moral judgment’ against those with hiv/aids
as an hiv-positive gay man, denis-martin chabot says the hardest part of dealing with the disease is the way other people react to it.
the montreal gazette
hiv/aids
jan 6 2020
"a lot of people with hiv live in fear, they live in shame, and they try not to talk about it," denis-martin chabot says.

the obesity epidemic is real, but our solutions have been anything but
'it’s clearly absolute nonsense to think that the current obesity crisis has been caused by a deficit of willpower'
laura brehaut
obesity
jan 6 2020
shopping cart view in supermarket aisle with product shelves abstract blur defocused background
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how not to feel like a lousy parent during covid-19
expert alyson schafer: 'you can't mess up your kids for life by chucking treats at them as a bribe to be quiet.'
alyson schafer
parenting
mar 21 2020
working from home with kids is challenging, but doable. stock/getty

today is world obesity day
obesity organizations work to close dramatic gaps in health care faced by people living with obesity.
nicholas sokic
obesity
mar 4 2020
march 4th is world obesity day. stock/ getty images

advice: a finger in your butt could save your life
the idea of his doctor's finger 'down there' has our reader clenching his cheeks. but it could be a life-saver.
maja begovic
2022年世界杯名单猜测
feb 14 2020
stock/ getty images

seasonal affective disorder: what to know about sad
according to camh, adults are at higher risk of sad than children, and yet the risk of sad significantly declines after 50.
nicholas sokic
depression
jan 21 2020
some people may be able to change their routine so as to get more sunlight in their day in place of light therapy, but the nature of the winter season makes that difficult.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

canada at risk of measles outbreak, as cases rise, expert warns
canada and many countries eliminated the highly contagious disease as a result of mass-immunization campaigns, although it has remained endemic in parts of the world
elizabeth payne
policy & government
jan 9 2020
canada's rate of immunization against measles is around 90 per cent for seven year olds. public health officials want to see coverage rates of 95 per cent to thwart the spread of the highly infectious disease.

4 and a half myths about sunscreen and why they're wrong
here are 4½ sunscreen myths and what the evidence reall...
the conversation
cancer
jan 8 2020
family holiday in summer putting on sunscreen, playing indoors out of the sun and watching tv

world aids day: ‘there’s a moral judgment’ against those with hiv/aids
as an hiv-positive gay man, denis-martin chabot says the hardest part of dealing with the disease is the way other people react to it.
the montreal gazette
hiv/aids
jan 6 2020
"a lot of people with hiv live in fear, they live in shame, and they try not to talk about it," denis-martin chabot says.

the obesity epidemic is real, but our solutions have been anything but
'it’s clearly absolute nonsense to think that the current obesity crisis has been caused by a deficit of willpower'
laura brehaut
obesity
jan 6 2020
shopping cart view in supermarket aisle with product shelves abstract blur defocused background
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canadian society for exercise physiology

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