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calgary researchers see large increase in number of covid long-haulers
by: bill kaufmann when dani pohn’s recovery from a firs...
calgary herald
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
dani pohn, (in the exam bed) a covid-19 long hauler, chats with dr. satish raj, md, researcher jacquie baker in calgary on wednesday, october 13, 2021.

b.c. expanding addiction, mental health treatment
the plan includes 65 new or enhanced services, 195 new treatment beds and 130 new full-time jobs in the province.
vancouver sun
addiction
oct 14 2021
dr. bill macewan says the government has taken a giant step in care for those with addictions.

opinion: patients shouldn't have to risk their lives to get care
low vaccination rates among long-term care staff puts frail residents, even those who are fully vaccinated, at risk.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
oct 14 2021
nurse tahani mcdonald from humber river hospital administers the moderna covid-19 vaccine at a toronto community housing seniors building in the northwest end of toronto, march 25, 2021.

hospital calls for empathy in wake of threats against staff
by: taylor campbell escalating threats made to local he...
windsor star
coronavirus
oct 13 2021
windsor regional hospital ceo, david musyj, is pictured outside met campus on friday, march 5, 2021.

toronto zoo reminds visitors that animals can catch covid
'some of our animals are susceptible to covid-19 illness, including gorillas, orangutans, tigers and lions.'
the toronto sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 13 2021
the toronto zoo's baby amur tiger

the truth about pandemic teen mental health
pathologizing normal, healthy responses to adverse events promotes misunderstanding about mental illness.
the conversation
mental health
oct 13 2021
during a pandemic, it can be hard to distinguish normal sadness from depression.

almost 2,000 b.c. ltc workers refuse vaccination
“some people chose to retire at this time rather than be vaccinated. others are on long term disability or leaves so we don’t know their vaccination status.” — menno place ceo karen biggs
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 13 2021
at menno place in abbotsford with 675 employees, nine permanent workers and 19 casual employees were forbidden by a public health order from working and face termination in two weeks unless they get vaccinated.

alta. officials encouraged by downward covid-19 trends
but premier jason kenney said some measures, like a vaccine passport, will remain in effect well into next year
calgary herald
coronavirus
oct 13 2021
the alberta government is rolling out a verification app, enabling businesses to scan proof-of-vaccination with a qr code. photo taken on tuesday, october 12, 2021.
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calgary researchers see large increase in number of covid long-haulers
by: bill kaufmann when dani pohn’s recovery from a firs...
calgary herald
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
dani pohn, (in the exam bed) a covid-19 long hauler, chats with dr. satish raj, md, researcher jacquie baker in calgary on wednesday, october 13, 2021.

b.c. expanding addiction, mental health treatment
the plan includes 65 new or enhanced services, 195 new treatment beds and 130 new full-time jobs in the province.
vancouver sun
addiction
oct 14 2021
dr. bill macewan says the government has taken a giant step in care for those with addictions.

opinion: patients shouldn't have to risk their lives to get care
low vaccination rates among long-term care staff puts frail residents, even those who are fully vaccinated, at risk.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
oct 14 2021
nurse tahani mcdonald from humber river hospital administers the moderna covid-19 vaccine at a toronto community housing seniors building in the northwest end of toronto, march 25, 2021.

hospital calls for empathy in wake of threats against staff
by: taylor campbell escalating threats made to local he...
windsor star
coronavirus
oct 13 2021
windsor regional hospital ceo, david musyj, is pictured outside met campus on friday, march 5, 2021.
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canadian society for exercise physiology

toronto zoo reminds visitors that animals can catch covid
'some of our animals are susceptible to covid-19 illness, including gorillas, orangutans, tigers and lions.'
the toronto sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 13 2021
the toronto zoo's baby amur tiger

the truth about pandemic teen mental health
pathologizing normal, healthy responses to adverse events promotes misunderstanding about mental illness.
the conversation
mental health
oct 13 2021
during a pandemic, it can be hard to distinguish normal sadness from depression.

almost 2,000 b.c. ltc workers refuse vaccination
“some people chose to retire at this time rather than be vaccinated. others are on long term disability or leaves so we don’t know their vaccination status.” — menno place ceo karen biggs
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 13 2021
at menno place in abbotsford with 675 employees, nine permanent workers and 19 casual employees were forbidden by a public health order from working and face termination in two weeks unless they get vaccinated.

alta. officials encouraged by downward covid-19 trends
but premier jason kenney said some measures, like a vaccine passport, will remain in effect well into next year
calgary herald
coronavirus
oct 13 2021
the alberta government is rolling out a verification app, enabling businesses to scan proof-of-vaccination with a qr code. photo taken on tuesday, october 12, 2021.
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canadian digestive health foundation

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