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世界杯决赛2022

ontario hospital association calls rising er wait times 'worrying'
extremely high wait times were experienced at the end of may for emergency room patients.
antonella artuso
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
an ambulance crew delivers a patient at mount sinai hospital in toronto, jan. 3, 2022.

'she was in a lot of pain': woman waits six hours for ambulance after breaking hip
'we acknowledge the stress and anxiety this caused the patient and her family and apologize for the discomfort,' said an ahs spokesperson
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
file photo of an ems ambulance at the peter lougheed centre in calgary.

safer supply programs rapidly increased during covid-19: ubc study
b.c., which was the first province to introduce prescribed safer supply, went from two sites in march 2020 to 56 in may 2020.
cheryl chan
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
drug overdose deaths surged in b.c. during the pandemic, hitting an all-time high in 2021.

traditional birthing a step toward reclaiming health care sovereignty
indigenous people have historically faced racism and discrimination when seeking medical treatment, and this continues today, says cma president
betty ann adam
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
indigenous midwives and sturgeon lake birth support workers joined (sitting) ashley rabbitskin with kaleo rabbitskin, norma rabbitskin. back row: natalie pambrun, carol couchie, wanita bear, patricia ermine and jocelyn shrader. feb 23, 2022. photo supplied

better to be safe than sorry, montrealers who get monkeypox vaccine say
“(the vaccine reaches) full effect or close to full effect after one week. that’s very encouraging. it’s a relief, just like the covid vaccine.”
t'cha dunlevy
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
despite being vaccinated against smallpox when he was young, a friend convinced raymond boudreau to be extra careful and get inoculated against monkeypox on wednesday.

heatwave hits windsor, triggering health warnings
environment canada advises that heat can be especially hard on young children, pregnant women, seniors, people with chronic illness and people who work outdoors.
kathleen saylors
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
happy heat relief. stephanie, 1, and her brother, avgustin, 4, try to keep cool while enjoying themselves at sand point beach, on a very hot wednesday, june 15, 2022.

nearly 15 million doses of canada's covid-19 vaccines have expired, including 13.6 million destined for covax
'it’s unfortunate covax could not use them. it’s also unfortunate that we bought so much az that taxpayers’ dollars were effectively wasted'
ayat salih
世界杯决赛2022
jun 15 2022
it appears that the covax program was already flush with astrazeneca vaccine doses when canada pledged to donate millions more.

why we may never stop getting covid: what we know about reinfections and immunity
'for people who think, "it’s a done deal now, i’m giving up." this is not the time to give up. we still have quite a lot of the population that hasn’t been infected'
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
jun 15 2022
many canadians are wondering if we will ever see an end to covid-19. experts say there are various factors that keep the virus coming back.
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ontario hospital association calls rising er wait times 'worrying'
extremely high wait times were experienced at the end of may for emergency room patients.
antonella artuso
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
an ambulance crew delivers a patient at mount sinai hospital in toronto, jan. 3, 2022.

'she was in a lot of pain': woman waits six hours for ambulance after breaking hip
'we acknowledge the stress and anxiety this caused the patient and her family and apologize for the discomfort,' said an ahs spokesperson
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
file photo of an ems ambulance at the peter lougheed centre in calgary.

safer supply programs rapidly increased during covid-19: ubc study
b.c., which was the first province to introduce prescribed safer supply, went from two sites in march 2020 to 56 in may 2020.
cheryl chan
世界杯决赛2022
jun 17 2022
drug overdose deaths surged in b.c. during the pandemic, hitting an all-time high in 2021.

traditional birthing a step toward reclaiming health care sovereignty
indigenous people have historically faced racism and discrimination when seeking medical treatment, and this continues today, says cma president
betty ann adam
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
indigenous midwives and sturgeon lake birth support workers joined (sitting) ashley rabbitskin with kaleo rabbitskin, norma rabbitskin. back row: natalie pambrun, carol couchie, wanita bear, patricia ermine and jocelyn shrader. feb 23, 2022. photo supplied
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

better to be safe than sorry, montrealers who get monkeypox vaccine say
“(the vaccine reaches) full effect or close to full effect after one week. that’s very encouraging. it’s a relief, just like the covid vaccine.”
t'cha dunlevy
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
despite being vaccinated against smallpox when he was young, a friend convinced raymond boudreau to be extra careful and get inoculated against monkeypox on wednesday.

heatwave hits windsor, triggering health warnings
environment canada advises that heat can be especially hard on young children, pregnant women, seniors, people with chronic illness and people who work outdoors.
kathleen saylors
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2022
happy heat relief. stephanie, 1, and her brother, avgustin, 4, try to keep cool while enjoying themselves at sand point beach, on a very hot wednesday, june 15, 2022.

nearly 15 million doses of canada's covid-19 vaccines have expired, including 13.6 million destined for covax
'it’s unfortunate covax could not use them. it’s also unfortunate that we bought so much az that taxpayers’ dollars were effectively wasted'
ayat salih
世界杯决赛2022
jun 15 2022
it appears that the covax program was already flush with astrazeneca vaccine doses when canada pledged to donate millions more.

why we may never stop getting covid: what we know about reinfections and immunity
'for people who think, "it’s a done deal now, i’m giving up." this is not the time to give up. we still have quite a lot of the population that hasn’t been infected'
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
jun 15 2022
many canadians are wondering if we will ever see an end to covid-19. experts say there are various factors that keep the virus coming back.
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obesity matters

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