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surge in young patients with winter illnesses: hospital chief
young patients have been overwhelming a montreal er with colds, respiratory viruses and gastroenteritis.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jul 16 2021
while there are very few cases of covid-19 being reported among the youngest segment of the population, there is now a “huge soup of viruses” that are often seen in winter, as well as others that are usually seen during the summer, says antonio d’angelo, the head of ste-justine hospital’s pediatric emergency department.

b.c. to offer canada's first, permanent safe drug supply
the initiative will start by offering opioid replacements, including fentanyl patches. stimulants will come later. prescribed heroin is not included in the program, because of a lack of supply, the minister says.
vancouver sun
addiction
jul 16 2021
several dozen protestors march through the downtown eastside of vancouver, bc tuesday, may 11, 2021 calling for a safe supply of street drugs.

don west's cancer diagnosis: brain lymphoma facts
pitchman and former impact wrestling commentator don west recently shared his diagnosis of the rare cancer.
nick beare
lymphoma
jul 16 2021
tv personality don west recently thanked his fans for wishing him well.

anaplastic large cell lymphoma was no match for a sister's stem cells
'not everyone has an abby': diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma, oliver pickering needed his sister's stem cells
emma jones
what it feels like
jul 14 2021
the acosta-pickering family. from left-right: mario, abby, oliver, dawn, and chewbacca their cat. oliver's dog, hope, sits in front. supplied

‘we seem like the bad guys’: funeral homes amid covid
last march, many industries buckled under the pressure of slowing economies, except for the business of death.
jessica bouchard
grief
jul 13 2021
covi-19 restructions changed our funeral relationships and many people have had a hard time mourning.

your brain on grief: loss feels like a threat to survival
a year after their loved ones died alone, family members kept out of hospitals because of covid protocols are still 'emotionally broken.'
vanessa hrvatin
mental health
jun 24 2021
a look at the neuroscience of grief and losing a loved one.

a psychotherapist's guide to surviving grief
'we are a grief-illiterate society. there’s this idea that somebody dies and then our job is to break the bond.'
dave yasvinski
grief
jun 22 2021
advice from an expert can help you manage the grieving process. getty

opinion: where's the help for addicted b.c. youth in crisis?
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
jun 21 2021
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
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surge in young patients with winter illnesses: hospital chief
young patients have been overwhelming a montreal er with colds, respiratory viruses and gastroenteritis.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jul 16 2021
while there are very few cases of covid-19 being reported among the youngest segment of the population, there is now a “huge soup of viruses” that are often seen in winter, as well as others that are usually seen during the summer, says antonio d’angelo, the head of ste-justine hospital’s pediatric emergency department.

b.c. to offer canada's first, permanent safe drug supply
the initiative will start by offering opioid replacements, including fentanyl patches. stimulants will come later. prescribed heroin is not included in the program, because of a lack of supply, the minister says.
vancouver sun
addiction
jul 16 2021
several dozen protestors march through the downtown eastside of vancouver, bc tuesday, may 11, 2021 calling for a safe supply of street drugs.

don west's cancer diagnosis: brain lymphoma facts
pitchman and former impact wrestling commentator don west recently shared his diagnosis of the rare cancer.
nick beare
lymphoma
jul 16 2021
tv personality don west recently thanked his fans for wishing him well.

anaplastic large cell lymphoma was no match for a sister's stem cells
'not everyone has an abby': diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma, oliver pickering needed his sister's stem cells
emma jones
what it feels like
jul 14 2021
the acosta-pickering family. from left-right: mario, abby, oliver, dawn, and chewbacca their cat. oliver's dog, hope, sits in front. supplied
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canadian digestive health foundation

‘we seem like the bad guys’: funeral homes amid covid
last march, many industries buckled under the pressure of slowing economies, except for the business of death.
jessica bouchard
grief
jul 13 2021
covi-19 restructions changed our funeral relationships and many people have had a hard time mourning.

your brain on grief: loss feels like a threat to survival
a year after their loved ones died alone, family members kept out of hospitals because of covid protocols are still 'emotionally broken.'
vanessa hrvatin
mental health
jun 24 2021
a look at the neuroscience of grief and losing a loved one.

a psychotherapist's guide to surviving grief
'we are a grief-illiterate society. there’s this idea that somebody dies and then our job is to break the bond.'
dave yasvinski
grief
jun 22 2021
advice from an expert can help you manage the grieving process. getty

opinion: where's the help for addicted b.c. youth in crisis?
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
jun 21 2021
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
powered by
movember canada

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