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世界杯决赛2022

do you crave meat? you may be part neanderthal
and i mean that in a good way
colby cosh
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
anthropologist svante paabo poses with a model of a neanderthal skeleton after winning the nobel prize in physiology or medicine on oct. 3, 2022, in leipzig, germany.

health care tops list of complaints to b.c.'s ombudsperson: report
jay chalke’s annual report for 2021-2022 says the office received almost 1,300 complaints or inquiries focused on programs and services provided by the ministry of health.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
ombudsperson jay chalke speaks during a press conference in victoria, b.c., on thursday, april 6, 2017.

alberta lowers recommended age for breast cancer screening
'health economics have shown that it's more cost effective to find a cancer early than to treat a cancer once it's detected'
olivia condon
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
in 2021, approximately 220,000 mammograms, from women of all ages, were completed in alberta.

opinion: my strange journey with parkinson's
the progressive disease is challenging, but it's not all unpleasant.
tom lozar
parkinson's disease
oct 18 2022
"you’ve heard of white-coat hypertension, when the blood pressure zooms in the presence of doctors, but you should only see my white-coat tremor and tremolo," tom lozar writes.

inuit in nunavik require better, more culturally appropriate health care: experts
there are no doctors and only a few nurses and other health-care practitioners who are inuit.
jason magder
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
minnie grey, left, a retired executive director of the nunavik regional board of health and social services, and richard budgell, an associate professor at mcgill's department of family medicine, before an event at mcgill university in montreal monday oct. 17, 2022.

opinion: i lost my sister-in-law to the most aggressive and deadliest form of breast cancer
triple negative breast cancer is incredibly persistent and is more likely to impact women under 50 and has more limited treatment options
dr. sandi dunn
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
during breast cancer awareness month, many of us will be thinking about the disease and the impact it has had on us and our loved ones.

opinion: income stabilization during illness could keep older doctors in the workforce
across canada, over 15 per cent of family physicians and 16 per cent of medical specialists are aged 65 and over
dr. charles shaver
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
across canada, over 15 per cent of family physicians and 16 per cent of medical specialists are aged 65 and over.

health officials watching with concern as new, more evasive covid sub-variants arrive in ontario
“right now, it is a kind of tsunami of variants coming at us and they all have the potential to be immune evasive."
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
oct 17 2022
a file photo shows a personal support worker receiving a covid-19 vaccination in ottawa.
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do you crave meat? you may be part neanderthal
and i mean that in a good way
colby cosh
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
anthropologist svante paabo poses with a model of a neanderthal skeleton after winning the nobel prize in physiology or medicine on oct. 3, 2022, in leipzig, germany.

health care tops list of complaints to b.c.'s ombudsperson: report
jay chalke’s annual report for 2021-2022 says the office received almost 1,300 complaints or inquiries focused on programs and services provided by the ministry of health.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
ombudsperson jay chalke speaks during a press conference in victoria, b.c., on thursday, april 6, 2017.

alberta lowers recommended age for breast cancer screening
'health economics have shown that it's more cost effective to find a cancer early than to treat a cancer once it's detected'
olivia condon
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2022
in 2021, approximately 220,000 mammograms, from women of all ages, were completed in alberta.

opinion: my strange journey with parkinson's
the progressive disease is challenging, but it's not all unpleasant.
tom lozar
parkinson's disease
oct 18 2022
"you’ve heard of white-coat hypertension, when the blood pressure zooms in the presence of doctors, but you should only see my white-coat tremor and tremolo," tom lozar writes.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

inuit in nunavik require better, more culturally appropriate health care: experts
there are no doctors and only a few nurses and other health-care practitioners who are inuit.
jason magder
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
minnie grey, left, a retired executive director of the nunavik regional board of health and social services, and richard budgell, an associate professor at mcgill's department of family medicine, before an event at mcgill university in montreal monday oct. 17, 2022.

opinion: i lost my sister-in-law to the most aggressive and deadliest form of breast cancer
triple negative breast cancer is incredibly persistent and is more likely to impact women under 50 and has more limited treatment options
dr. sandi dunn
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
during breast cancer awareness month, many of us will be thinking about the disease and the impact it has had on us and our loved ones.

opinion: income stabilization during illness could keep older doctors in the workforce
across canada, over 15 per cent of family physicians and 16 per cent of medical specialists are aged 65 and over
dr. charles shaver
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2022
across canada, over 15 per cent of family physicians and 16 per cent of medical specialists are aged 65 and over.

health officials watching with concern as new, more evasive covid sub-variants arrive in ontario
“right now, it is a kind of tsunami of variants coming at us and they all have the potential to be immune evasive."
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
oct 17 2022
a file photo shows a personal support worker receiving a covid-19 vaccination in ottawa.
powered by
obesity matters

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