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世界杯决赛2022

ontario wants to ensure mixed vaccines recognized abroad
provincial authorities say it's crucial that ontarians with doses of two different vaccines are recognized as "fully immunized."
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
jul 27 2021
ontario health minister christine elliott has asked the federal government to work with who.

alta. hospitals face temporary bed closures due to staffing issues
health-care workers have been sounding the alarm in recent weeks over shortages.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jul 27 2021
orissa shima, registered nurse and president of the united nurses of alberta local 85, was with by alberta ndp opposition leader rachel notley, left, outside the sturgeon community hospital in st. albert on monday, july 26, 2021.

grant helps expand women's hepatitis c treatment program
by: julie kotsis many of the women helen lathouris help...
windsor star
hepatitis
jul 26 2021
outreach worker helen lathouris, from left to right, clinical pharmacist mary ann hornick and mia biondi, a community nurse practitioner, at the house of sophrosyne on sunday, july 25, 2021, where they work on the windsor hepatitis project caring for women in drug treatment.

ottawa hospitals won't begin routine testing of unvaccinated staff
by: elizabeth payne two ottawa hospitals say they stron...
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
jul 26 2021
the ottawa hospital, whose general campus is pictured in this file photo, said that more than 90 per cent of physicians and residents and more than 85 per cent of staff have had two doses of covid-19 vaccine.

pandemic pets put pressure on rescue groups and vets
"there are a ton of people who want to adopt dogs. we really had to show that we were the ones."
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
animals and pets
jul 26 2021
ottawa dog rescue adoption director mike gatta with his own dogs the dood, 11 years.

doctors, experts forecast worsening health effects of wildfire smoke
“stroke, heart disease, cancer, chronic or respiratory diseases, these are all worsened by air pollution,” dr. courtney howard said in a recent interview from cranbrook
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
jul 26 2021
scenes from osoyoos. smoke hangs thick in the air tuesday from the nearby nk’mip creek wildfire.

learning to live with covid: what the experts say
the shift to learning to co-exist reflects the transition period canada is now in, the slow shift from life-halting pandemic, to an endemic situation
the national post
coronavirus
jul 26 2021
the evolutionary trajectory of the virus that causes covid-19 is unknown, but available data show the vaccines are holding up.

one in 10 young black adults contracted covid: survey
it's almost three times as much as the general population.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jul 26 2021
studies have shown the pandemic has disproportionately harmed racialized communities around the world.
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ontario wants to ensure mixed vaccines recognized abroad
provincial authorities say it's crucial that ontarians with doses of two different vaccines are recognized as "fully immunized."
the canadian press
covid-19 vaccine
jul 27 2021
ontario health minister christine elliott has asked the federal government to work with who.

alta. hospitals face temporary bed closures due to staffing issues
health-care workers have been sounding the alarm in recent weeks over shortages.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jul 27 2021
orissa shima, registered nurse and president of the united nurses of alberta local 85, was with by alberta ndp opposition leader rachel notley, left, outside the sturgeon community hospital in st. albert on monday, july 26, 2021.

grant helps expand women's hepatitis c treatment program
by: julie kotsis many of the women helen lathouris help...
windsor star
hepatitis
jul 26 2021
outreach worker helen lathouris, from left to right, clinical pharmacist mary ann hornick and mia biondi, a community nurse practitioner, at the house of sophrosyne on sunday, july 25, 2021, where they work on the windsor hepatitis project caring for women in drug treatment.

ottawa hospitals won't begin routine testing of unvaccinated staff
by: elizabeth payne two ottawa hospitals say they stron...
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
jul 26 2021
the ottawa hospital, whose general campus is pictured in this file photo, said that more than 90 per cent of physicians and residents and more than 85 per cent of staff have had two doses of covid-19 vaccine.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

pandemic pets put pressure on rescue groups and vets
"there are a ton of people who want to adopt dogs. we really had to show that we were the ones."
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
animals and pets
jul 26 2021
ottawa dog rescue adoption director mike gatta with his own dogs the dood, 11 years.

doctors, experts forecast worsening health effects of wildfire smoke
“stroke, heart disease, cancer, chronic or respiratory diseases, these are all worsened by air pollution,” dr. courtney howard said in a recent interview from cranbrook
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
jul 26 2021
scenes from osoyoos. smoke hangs thick in the air tuesday from the nearby nk’mip creek wildfire.

learning to live with covid: what the experts say
the shift to learning to co-exist reflects the transition period canada is now in, the slow shift from life-halting pandemic, to an endemic situation
the national post
coronavirus
jul 26 2021
the evolutionary trajectory of the virus that causes covid-19 is unknown, but available data show the vaccines are holding up.

one in 10 young black adults contracted covid: survey
it's almost three times as much as the general population.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jul 26 2021
studies have shown the pandemic has disproportionately harmed racialized communities around the world.
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obesity matters

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