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世界杯决赛2022

doctors alarmed by sale of used asbestos products
a legal loophole means products containing asbestos can be sold if they're second-hand.
the canadian press
2022年世界杯名单猜测
oct 12 2021
advocates are hoping ottawa will act to close a loophold allowing the sale of some asbestos products.

opinion: filled icu beds the price sask. pays for premier's poor planning
what would our icus look like today if moe's may roadmap had simply required vaccine passports to public events including sporting events?
leader post
opinion
oct 12 2021
anger over poor covid-19 planning is now being squarely aimed at premier scott moe and health minister paul merriman.

cannabis users' breast milk not harmful to premature babies
a study found no short-term impact on infant health, but long-term effects are unknown.
the growthop
cannabis
oct 12 2021
the preference is to feed pre-term babies breast milk, which has been shown to improve babies’ outcomes. /

health workers fear case surge after thanksgiving gatherings
"we fully expect that the situation is going to get worse, which is really hard to believe," said a saskatoon intensive care specialist.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 12 2021
intensive care specialist dr. hassan masri arrives at merlis belsher arena to become the third person in saskatoon to receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on tuesday, dec. 22, 2020.

the pain of deferred grief during the pandemic
"when we're not able to go into our grief, to really experience it, to experience our sorrow, to have it witnessed by people."
ottawa citizen
grief
oct 12 2021
vince ricottilli and his sister, angiolina dallaire, lost their dad, luigi, in february and haven't been able to hold a funeral yet because of the pandemic. angiolina's husband, marc-andré, also died during the pandemic.

ottawa must act fast on safe drug supply
'what is our safety compared to the lives of thousands of people a year currently dying from overdoses?' vancouver advocate says of pledge to hand out drugs illegally if necessary.
vancouver sun
addiction
oct 12 2021
a safe supply of free drugs were given out during an event last summer organized by the drug user liberation front in vancouver.

couples most fearful of covid-19 having better sex: study
while much has been said about mental health struggles ...
postmedia news
sexual health
oct 12 2021
some couples reported having better sex during the pandemic, a new study has found.

vax disruptions could lead to more cancers: experts
ottawa public health is starting to visit all schools to offer the two-dose hpv and other vaccines to students in grades 7 and 8.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
oct 12 2021
university of miami pediatrician judith l. schaechter, m.d. (l) gives an hpv vaccination to a 13-year-old girl in her office at the miller school of medicine on september 21, 2011 in miami, florida. the vaccine for human papillomavirus, or hpv, is given to prevent a sexually transmitted infection that can cause cancer.
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doctors alarmed by sale of used asbestos products
a legal loophole means products containing asbestos can be sold if they're second-hand.
the canadian press
2022年世界杯名单猜测
oct 12 2021
advocates are hoping ottawa will act to close a loophold allowing the sale of some asbestos products.

opinion: filled icu beds the price sask. pays for premier's poor planning
what would our icus look like today if moe's may roadmap had simply required vaccine passports to public events including sporting events?
leader post
opinion
oct 12 2021
anger over poor covid-19 planning is now being squarely aimed at premier scott moe and health minister paul merriman.

cannabis users' breast milk not harmful to premature babies
a study found no short-term impact on infant health, but long-term effects are unknown.
the growthop
cannabis
oct 12 2021
the preference is to feed pre-term babies breast milk, which has been shown to improve babies’ outcomes. /

health workers fear case surge after thanksgiving gatherings
"we fully expect that the situation is going to get worse, which is really hard to believe," said a saskatoon intensive care specialist.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 12 2021
intensive care specialist dr. hassan masri arrives at merlis belsher arena to become the third person in saskatoon to receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on tuesday, dec. 22, 2020.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

the pain of deferred grief during the pandemic
"when we're not able to go into our grief, to really experience it, to experience our sorrow, to have it witnessed by people."
ottawa citizen
grief
oct 12 2021
vince ricottilli and his sister, angiolina dallaire, lost their dad, luigi, in february and haven't been able to hold a funeral yet because of the pandemic. angiolina's husband, marc-andré, also died during the pandemic.

ottawa must act fast on safe drug supply
'what is our safety compared to the lives of thousands of people a year currently dying from overdoses?' vancouver advocate says of pledge to hand out drugs illegally if necessary.
vancouver sun
addiction
oct 12 2021
a safe supply of free drugs were given out during an event last summer organized by the drug user liberation front in vancouver.

couples most fearful of covid-19 having better sex: study
while much has been said about mental health struggles ...
postmedia news
sexual health
oct 12 2021
some couples reported having better sex during the pandemic, a new study has found.

vax disruptions could lead to more cancers: experts
ottawa public health is starting to visit all schools to offer the two-dose hpv and other vaccines to students in grades 7 and 8.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
oct 12 2021
university of miami pediatrician judith l. schaechter, m.d. (l) gives an hpv vaccination to a 13-year-old girl in her office at the miller school of medicine on september 21, 2011 in miami, florida. the vaccine for human papillomavirus, or hpv, is given to prevent a sexually transmitted infection that can cause cancer.
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obesity matters

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