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machado: nothing ok with an 80-year-old lying in a hospital hallway
has covid-19 made us forget empathy?
lisa machado
jan 19 2021
a file photo of a hosptial bed in a hallway.

from wuhan to a vaccine: a covid-19 timeline
in january, canada had four cases. at the end of a tragic 2020, infections are nearing 573,000
healthing.ca
opinion
dec 31 2020
prime minister justin trudeau puts on a mask at a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus disease (covid-19) response in ottawa, ontario, canada. november 6, 2020.

what it feels like: darin diehl embraced life, despite living with lung cancer
"the only control you have, really, is to try and understand it better."
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 29 2020
a heart attack led darin diehl to a lung cancer diagnosis. supplied

finally, good news: cheese is good for our brain
study finds specific foods may be key to staving off brain diseases like alzheimer's.
dave yasvinski
brain health
dec 23 2020
cheese, red wine and lamb may be key foods to help prevent brain disease. getty

ulcerative colitis: what it feels like
adam polak describes 'the most horrific moment of his life'
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 18 2020
'people don't realize what i've lost. i've lost out on two incredible careers,' says adam polak

will covid unlock the secrets of chronic fatigue?
the new focus on covid-19 'long haulers' may be beneficial to understanding myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome.
jillian macklin
coronavirus
dec 16 2020
chronic fatigue

obesity: most kids don't choose what's for dinner
childhood obesity affects 34 per cent of kids and it's on the rise.
vanessa hrvatin
obesity
dec 11 2020
some experts suggest cooking is somewhat of a lost art, with eating out and quick dinners the new norm.

which age group should get vaccine first may depend on timing
what mathematical models indicate when it comes to whether those over 60, or a younger set, should get the covid-19 vaccine first.
the conversation
covid-19 vaccine
dec 9 2020
a nurse administers the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine to a man at a health centre on the first day of the largest immunisation programme in the uk's history on december 8, 2020 in cardiff, united kingdom.
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machado: nothing ok with an 80-year-old lying in a hospital hallway
has covid-19 made us forget empathy?
lisa machado
jan 19 2021
a file photo of a hosptial bed in a hallway.

from wuhan to a vaccine: a covid-19 timeline
in january, canada had four cases. at the end of a tragic 2020, infections are nearing 573,000
healthing.ca
opinion
dec 31 2020
prime minister justin trudeau puts on a mask at a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus disease (covid-19) response in ottawa, ontario, canada. november 6, 2020.

what it feels like: darin diehl embraced life, despite living with lung cancer
"the only control you have, really, is to try and understand it better."
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 29 2020
a heart attack led darin diehl to a lung cancer diagnosis. supplied

finally, good news: cheese is good for our brain
study finds specific foods may be key to staving off brain diseases like alzheimer's.
dave yasvinski
brain health
dec 23 2020
cheese, red wine and lamb may be key foods to help prevent brain disease. getty
powered by
movember canada

ulcerative colitis: what it feels like
adam polak describes 'the most horrific moment of his life'
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 18 2020
'people don't realize what i've lost. i've lost out on two incredible careers,' says adam polak

will covid unlock the secrets of chronic fatigue?
the new focus on covid-19 'long haulers' may be beneficial to understanding myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome.
jillian macklin
coronavirus
dec 16 2020
chronic fatigue

obesity: most kids don't choose what's for dinner
childhood obesity affects 34 per cent of kids and it's on the rise.
vanessa hrvatin
obesity
dec 11 2020
some experts suggest cooking is somewhat of a lost art, with eating out and quick dinners the new norm.

which age group should get vaccine first may depend on timing
what mathematical models indicate when it comes to whether those over 60, or a younger set, should get the covid-19 vaccine first.
the conversation
covid-19 vaccine
dec 9 2020
a nurse administers the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine to a man at a health centre on the first day of the largest immunisation programme in the uk's history on december 8, 2020 in cardiff, united kingdom.
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

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