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世界杯决赛2022

q+a: sask. doc breaks down ms discovery
the province has some of the highest rates of ms in the country.
nick pearce
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
dr. michael levin is a multiple sclerosis expert at city hospital who says a new study could have significant implications for treatment of the condition.

census data show transgender, non-binary population in alberta above national average
'trans people make a really meaningful and significant piece of our population, and i hope there will be resources and support to reflect that'
brittany gervais
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
anna murphy, vice-chair of the city of calgary social wellbeing advisory committee, speaks at the transgender flag raising at city hall in calgary on thursday, march 31, 2022.

covid in the (waste) water: how testing sewage for coronavirus variants can be 'life-saving'
with provinces no longer using pcr testing for most cases, testing wastewater for sars-cov-2 has become an increasingly important form of covid surveillance
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
a city of calgary industrial technician holds a jug of wastewater at a collection site as university of calgary researchers check monitoring equipment for traces of covid-19 in the wastewater system in calgary, alta. in july 2021.

a nobel prize scientist who fled nazi germany leaves mark on saskatoon
gerhard herzberg, who spent a decade at the u of s, verified scientific concepts during "the golden times of quantum mechanics," earning him the 1971 nobel prize in chemistry
nick pearce
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
a younger gerhard herzberg is pictured on university of saskatchewan's campus. photo provided by university of saskatchewan on april 8, 2022. (saskatoon starphoenix).

better treatment, potential cures for diseases as stem cell robotics debut at b.c. children's hospital
the new technology — the first system of its kind in the world — combines and automates all aspects of stem cell culturing into a single piece of equipment.
tiffany crawford
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
kids with severe illness, for example those with genetic diseases like heart arrhythmias, may soon benefit from new stem cell technology at b.c. children's hospital.

ottawa public health will allow moderna vaccines for kids, after professor files human rights complaint
"i am delighted that other families will now get the choice without having to sue as i did," amir attaran said.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
vials with pfizer-biontech and moderna coronavirus disease (covid-19) vaccine labels are seen in this illustration picture taken march 19, 2021.

covid-19 reinfections are rising — here's why
experts say reinfections don’t mean the vaccines — and our immune systems — aren’t doing their jobs.
katelyn thomas
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
the virus that causes covid-19 continues to evolve, experts say, which helps it reinfect people. but vaccines still help reduce the risk of hospitalization and death, experts say.

quebec's sixth wave of covid-19 on the wane, experts say
whether quebec's "calculated risk" not to reinstate most health measures during the sixth wave was successful is up for debate
rené bruemmer
世界杯决赛2022
apr 27 2022
people walk past the covid-19 vaccination clinic on parc ave.
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q+a: sask. doc breaks down ms discovery
the province has some of the highest rates of ms in the country.
nick pearce
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
dr. michael levin is a multiple sclerosis expert at city hospital who says a new study could have significant implications for treatment of the condition.

census data show transgender, non-binary population in alberta above national average
'trans people make a really meaningful and significant piece of our population, and i hope there will be resources and support to reflect that'
brittany gervais
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
anna murphy, vice-chair of the city of calgary social wellbeing advisory committee, speaks at the transgender flag raising at city hall in calgary on thursday, march 31, 2022.

covid in the (waste) water: how testing sewage for coronavirus variants can be 'life-saving'
with provinces no longer using pcr testing for most cases, testing wastewater for sars-cov-2 has become an increasingly important form of covid surveillance
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
apr 29 2022
a city of calgary industrial technician holds a jug of wastewater at a collection site as university of calgary researchers check monitoring equipment for traces of covid-19 in the wastewater system in calgary, alta. in july 2021.

a nobel prize scientist who fled nazi germany leaves mark on saskatoon
gerhard herzberg, who spent a decade at the u of s, verified scientific concepts during "the golden times of quantum mechanics," earning him the 1971 nobel prize in chemistry
nick pearce
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
a younger gerhard herzberg is pictured on university of saskatchewan's campus. photo provided by university of saskatchewan on april 8, 2022. (saskatoon starphoenix).
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

better treatment, potential cures for diseases as stem cell robotics debut at b.c. children's hospital
the new technology — the first system of its kind in the world — combines and automates all aspects of stem cell culturing into a single piece of equipment.
tiffany crawford
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
kids with severe illness, for example those with genetic diseases like heart arrhythmias, may soon benefit from new stem cell technology at b.c. children's hospital.

ottawa public health will allow moderna vaccines for kids, after professor files human rights complaint
"i am delighted that other families will now get the choice without having to sue as i did," amir attaran said.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
vials with pfizer-biontech and moderna coronavirus disease (covid-19) vaccine labels are seen in this illustration picture taken march 19, 2021.

covid-19 reinfections are rising — here's why
experts say reinfections don’t mean the vaccines — and our immune systems — aren’t doing their jobs.
katelyn thomas
世界杯决赛2022
apr 28 2022
the virus that causes covid-19 continues to evolve, experts say, which helps it reinfect people. but vaccines still help reduce the risk of hospitalization and death, experts say.

quebec's sixth wave of covid-19 on the wane, experts say
whether quebec's "calculated risk" not to reinstate most health measures during the sixth wave was successful is up for debate
rené bruemmer
世界杯决赛2022
apr 27 2022
people walk past the covid-19 vaccination clinic on parc ave.
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