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is coconut oil all it's cracked up to be?
coconut oil has seen a surge in popularity over the last decade as well as quite a few grandiose health claims.
andy de santis, rd
2022年世界杯名单猜测
feb 11 2021
there's been a lot of hype over the health benefits of coconut oil over the last few years.

made-in-canada tool to help save lives from stroke
about 10 per cent of people who suffer a transient ischemic attack have a full-blown stroke within a week.
dave yasvinski
heart health
feb 4 2021
the tool was conceived in 2006 by jeffrey perry, an emergency physician and senior scientist at the ottawa hospital.

heart damage from chemo: test helps with risks
reduced heart function is a side effect of cancer treatment that may be prevented by early intervention.
dave yasvinski
heart health
feb 3 2021
many people who undergo chemotherapy end up experiencing cardiotoxicity.

canadian teen named to the forbes 30 under 30
thomas khairy authored a study testing the safety of reusing pacemakers and defibrillators.
dave yasvinski
heart health
dec 17 2020
thomas f. khairy has become the youngest person to ever have a study published in the prestigious new england journal of medecine. he displays a pacemaker, left, and defibrillator in montreal, on thursday, may 7, 2020.

women face higher health risks than men after first heart attack
women who had a first, severe heart attack were 20 per cent more likely to die or experience heart failure within five years.
monika warzecha
women's health
nov 30 2020
a data analysis revealed a gap in health outcomes for men and women who had heart attacks.

isolation is a hypertension risk —especially for women
ubc researchers looked at social ties and living arrangments for tens of thousands of canadians.
monika warzecha
heart health
oct 29 2020
the biggest difference in blood pressure rates was measured between widowed and married women.

are you at risk for diabetes and heart disease? the answer may be in your ethnicity
lisa machado
what it feels like
oct 29 2020
while people of south asian, african and indigenous descent are at a higher genetic risk of developing diabetes, awareness of this predisposition remains low.

uottawa heart institute completes 700th heart transplant
the heart institute conducts as many as 36 transplants each year.
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
oct 27 2020
dr. wilbert keon at the university of ottawa heart institute in 2016.
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is coconut oil all it's cracked up to be?
coconut oil has seen a surge in popularity over the last decade as well as quite a few grandiose health claims.
andy de santis, rd
2022年世界杯名单猜测
feb 11 2021
there's been a lot of hype over the health benefits of coconut oil over the last few years.

made-in-canada tool to help save lives from stroke
about 10 per cent of people who suffer a transient ischemic attack have a full-blown stroke within a week.
dave yasvinski
heart health
feb 4 2021
the tool was conceived in 2006 by jeffrey perry, an emergency physician and senior scientist at the ottawa hospital.

heart damage from chemo: test helps with risks
reduced heart function is a side effect of cancer treatment that may be prevented by early intervention.
dave yasvinski
heart health
feb 3 2021
many people who undergo chemotherapy end up experiencing cardiotoxicity.

canadian teen named to the forbes 30 under 30
thomas khairy authored a study testing the safety of reusing pacemakers and defibrillators.
dave yasvinski
heart health
dec 17 2020
thomas f. khairy has become the youngest person to ever have a study published in the prestigious new england journal of medecine. he displays a pacemaker, left, and defibrillator in montreal, on thursday, may 7, 2020.
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

women face higher health risks than men after first heart attack
women who had a first, severe heart attack were 20 per cent more likely to die or experience heart failure within five years.
monika warzecha
women's health
nov 30 2020
a data analysis revealed a gap in health outcomes for men and women who had heart attacks.

isolation is a hypertension risk —especially for women
ubc researchers looked at social ties and living arrangments for tens of thousands of canadians.
monika warzecha
heart health
oct 29 2020
the biggest difference in blood pressure rates was measured between widowed and married women.

are you at risk for diabetes and heart disease? the answer may be in your ethnicity
lisa machado
what it feels like
oct 29 2020
while people of south asian, african and indigenous descent are at a higher genetic risk of developing diabetes, awareness of this predisposition remains low.

uottawa heart institute completes 700th heart transplant
the heart institute conducts as many as 36 transplants each year.
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
oct 27 2020
dr. wilbert keon at the university of ottawa heart institute in 2016.
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canadian digestive health foundation

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