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hiv self-tests hard to come by in saskatchewan
advocates for people with hiv say self-administered tests could be a game-changer in curbing saskatchewan's sky-high transmission rate.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
jun 18 2021
hiv test kits that the plwa network has bought for clients which can test for the virus in minutes.

liver parasite spread by canines on the rise in alberta
it’s been found in saskatchewan and in b.c., but alberta has had most of the cases of human disease
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2021
a coyote makes it way along edmonton's strathearn crescent on march 28, 2021.

why are people still dying alone in our hospitals?
'we’re seeing a lot of stress, a lot of angst, a lot of self-blame and guilt in families.'
vanessa hrvatin
grief
jun 17 2021
advocates worked tirelessly to raise awareness around the devastating impact of keeping loved ones from visiting their ill family members. getty

sma president says lasting rural health solutions a priority
"i think it’s a complex problem, so i don’t pretend to have all the answers for it," dr. eben strydom said.
saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
melfort family physician dr. eben strydom. strydom was elected president of the saskatchewan medical association for 2021-22.

covid-19 brain fog has links to brain disease: study
cleveland clinic researchers explore how covid-19 infection may lead to alzheimer's-like symptoms.
dave yasvinski
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
new research has looked at cognitive symptoms associated with the virus.

sideroblastic anemia: 28 days post-transplant and waiting
"they told us the plan and the official transplant date. that was surreal. i couldn't believe what i was hearing."
emma jones
what it feels like
jun 14 2021
tanner was diagnosed at just six minths old.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.

risk of tick-borne lyme disease growing in montreal: scientists
confirmed cases of lyme disease dropped in quebec in 2020, but experts expect the tick-borne disease to resume its steady climb this summer.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 11 2021
reported cases of lyme disease have been on a steady rise since ticks carrying the bacterium that causes the disease became established here back in 2008. dr. catherine bouchard, a veterinary epidemiologist with the public health agency of canada's national microbiology laboratory in st-hyacinthe, looks for ticks in the woods behind her home.
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hiv self-tests hard to come by in saskatchewan
advocates for people with hiv say self-administered tests could be a game-changer in curbing saskatchewan's sky-high transmission rate.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
jun 18 2021
hiv test kits that the plwa network has bought for clients which can test for the virus in minutes.

liver parasite spread by canines on the rise in alberta
it’s been found in saskatchewan and in b.c., but alberta has had most of the cases of human disease
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2021
a coyote makes it way along edmonton's strathearn crescent on march 28, 2021.

why are people still dying alone in our hospitals?
'we’re seeing a lot of stress, a lot of angst, a lot of self-blame and guilt in families.'
vanessa hrvatin
grief
jun 17 2021
advocates worked tirelessly to raise awareness around the devastating impact of keeping loved ones from visiting their ill family members. getty

sma president says lasting rural health solutions a priority
"i think it’s a complex problem, so i don’t pretend to have all the answers for it," dr. eben strydom said.
saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
melfort family physician dr. eben strydom. strydom was elected president of the saskatchewan medical association for 2021-22.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

covid-19 brain fog has links to brain disease: study
cleveland clinic researchers explore how covid-19 infection may lead to alzheimer's-like symptoms.
dave yasvinski
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
new research has looked at cognitive symptoms associated with the virus.

sideroblastic anemia: 28 days post-transplant and waiting
"they told us the plan and the official transplant date. that was surreal. i couldn't believe what i was hearing."
emma jones
what it feels like
jun 14 2021
tanner was diagnosed at just six minths old.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.

risk of tick-borne lyme disease growing in montreal: scientists
confirmed cases of lyme disease dropped in quebec in 2020, but experts expect the tick-borne disease to resume its steady climb this summer.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 11 2021
reported cases of lyme disease have been on a steady rise since ticks carrying the bacterium that causes the disease became established here back in 2008. dr. catherine bouchard, a veterinary epidemiologist with the public health agency of canada's national microbiology laboratory in st-hyacinthe, looks for ticks in the woods behind her home.
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canadian digestive health foundation

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