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世界杯决赛2022

ontario borders reopen to other provinces amid lower covid numbers
ontario’s land and water borders with quebec and manitoba have reopened.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
a patient is vaccinated at a 'japapalooza' event organized by ottawa dr. nili kaplan-myrth

no new covid deaths in b.c. reported; canada a leader in first doses
on tuesday, the provincial health officer reported no covid-19 deaths and 108 new cases of the disease
david carrigg
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry will give the latest figures on newly confirmed cases, deaths, recoveries and more.

how do healthcare workers talk to teens about the covid vaccine?
although it is legal for minors 12 and older to receive the vaccine without parental consent in canada, healthcare experts say they focus on informing rather than influencing a teenager's decisions
devika desai, national post
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
an adolescent receives a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine at a clinic in toronto, ontario, on wednesday, may 19, 2021.

a survivor story: the long road back from covid-19
“it is such an experience to be so exhausted that you feel like if i don’t make it, that would be ok because this is really hard.”
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
monica chohan's recovery from covid-19 has been slow and arduous. after three weeks in hospital in may, she remained on oxygen at home until just yesterday.

clinical trial seeks to turn brain signals into computer-assisted action
the human brain has about 86 billion nerve cells and trillions of connections, all of which makes unlocking the secrets of its operation such an enormous scientific endeavour.
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
dr. adam sachs, director of neuromodulation and functional neurosurgery at the ottawa hospital, is leading the study, the first of its kind in canada.

the infodemic in quebec: how a covid hospital hoax went viral
the #filmyourhospital trend illustrates the ferocity with which disinformation about covid-19 leapt from the screen to the real world. part 2 of a 5-part series.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 15 2021
verdun hospital images taken during the pandemic by gazette photographers (top left, bottom) vs. amateur video (top right) of an empty waiting room originally published on youtube. gazette photos, top left, pierre obendrauf; bottom, allen mcinnis.

front-line hospital workers say they feel betrayed by ontario
as the pandemic is beginning to wind down, nurses and other front-line hospital workers say they are feeling demoralized.
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
jun 15 2021
nurses working at the humber river hospital in toronto.

new service offers one-stop help to connect kids with mental health care
the free service offers youth and caregivers the opportunity to share their story, ask questions, and be given a list of services tailored to their needs
ottawa citizen
mental health
jun 15 2021
kids' mental health has been front of mind during the pandemic. a new service will simplify the search for mental health care in the region.
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ontario borders reopen to other provinces amid lower covid numbers
ontario’s land and water borders with quebec and manitoba have reopened.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
a patient is vaccinated at a 'japapalooza' event organized by ottawa dr. nili kaplan-myrth

no new covid deaths in b.c. reported; canada a leader in first doses
on tuesday, the provincial health officer reported no covid-19 deaths and 108 new cases of the disease
david carrigg
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry will give the latest figures on newly confirmed cases, deaths, recoveries and more.

how do healthcare workers talk to teens about the covid vaccine?
although it is legal for minors 12 and older to receive the vaccine without parental consent in canada, healthcare experts say they focus on informing rather than influencing a teenager's decisions
devika desai, national post
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
an adolescent receives a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine at a clinic in toronto, ontario, on wednesday, may 19, 2021.

a survivor story: the long road back from covid-19
“it is such an experience to be so exhausted that you feel like if i don’t make it, that would be ok because this is really hard.”
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
jun 16 2021
monica chohan's recovery from covid-19 has been slow and arduous. after three weeks in hospital in may, she remained on oxygen at home until just yesterday.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

clinical trial seeks to turn brain signals into computer-assisted action
the human brain has about 86 billion nerve cells and trillions of connections, all of which makes unlocking the secrets of its operation such an enormous scientific endeavour.
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
jun 16 2021
dr. adam sachs, director of neuromodulation and functional neurosurgery at the ottawa hospital, is leading the study, the first of its kind in canada.

the infodemic in quebec: how a covid hospital hoax went viral
the #filmyourhospital trend illustrates the ferocity with which disinformation about covid-19 leapt from the screen to the real world. part 2 of a 5-part series.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 15 2021
verdun hospital images taken during the pandemic by gazette photographers (top left, bottom) vs. amateur video (top right) of an empty waiting room originally published on youtube. gazette photos, top left, pierre obendrauf; bottom, allen mcinnis.

front-line hospital workers say they feel betrayed by ontario
as the pandemic is beginning to wind down, nurses and other front-line hospital workers say they are feeling demoralized.
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
jun 15 2021
nurses working at the humber river hospital in toronto.

new service offers one-stop help to connect kids with mental health care
the free service offers youth and caregivers the opportunity to share their story, ask questions, and be given a list of services tailored to their needs
ottawa citizen
mental health
jun 15 2021
kids' mental health has been front of mind during the pandemic. a new service will simplify the search for mental health care in the region.
powered by
obesity matters

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