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世界杯决赛2022

an ottawa sepsis survivor who lost three limbs pays it forward by helping others
christine caron wants more research into post-sepsis syndrome and more help for those who suffer from it. she also wants more information made available to people so they can recognize when sepsis has taken hold.
andrew duffy
世界杯决赛2022
oct 3 2022
an accidental dog bite led to a case of sepsis and the amputation of three limbs for ottawa's christine caron.

another study finds link between medical marijuana and less opioid use
‘if there’s the option to instead use a medicine with less harmful side effects, including a lower risk of overdose and death, then it should perhaps be considered’
maria loreto, the fresh toast
世界杯决赛2022
sep 30 2022
a whopping 90 per cent of patients reported that cannabis was helpful in treating their condition. /

new study identifies regular cannabis use as a potential risk factor for overactive bladder
previous research has shown cannabis can help relieve low urinary tract symptoms
angela stelmakowich
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
oab symptoms can range from being bothersome to resulting in “significant detrimental effects on many aspects of individuals’ lives.” /

there is a national shortage of children's pain medication. ottawa families are feeling the pinch
“we want that comfort and relief for our children and it’s scary to not have that in your toolkit"
andrew duffy
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
melanie raymond with her kids alice, almost four, and four-month-old billy, outside her home in ottawa. raymond has had a lot of trouble finding pain medication for her kids due to the shortage.

u of s researcher targets pain relief from diabetic neuropathy
"diabetic neuropathy is the most common complication of diabetes, affecting 50 per cent of patients."
brooke kleiboer
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
university of saskatchewan phd student joseph neapetung.

covid-19: b.c. officials push flu, covid-19 vaccines ahead of possible surges late fall
'we are emerging from this pandemic...but there still is some uncertainty,' says dr. bonnie henry.
tiffany crawford
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
file photo of b.c.'s provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry.

province encouraging sask. residents to turn in unused prescription drugs
pharmacies across saskatchewan already accept unused prescription drugs for disposal, but now, the province is promoting that this service exists
alec salloum
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
turn in your unused prescription pills to your nearest pharmacy. the province wants to cut down on access to potentially harmful medications in saskatchewan as part of its plan to reduce suicide deaths.

sask. doctors want in to bolster urgent care, reduce wait times
one doctor says the province could consider changes to compensation to help stabilize and entice physicians to work in urgent care.
jeremy simes
世界杯决赛2022
sep 28 2022
the urgent care centre under construction on albert street that will run 24 hours every day, providing care for those who need immediate medical attention and mental health help. this image was taken on tuesday, september 27, 2022 in regina.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters
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canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)

an ottawa sepsis survivor who lost three limbs pays it forward by helping others
christine caron wants more research into post-sepsis syndrome and more help for those who suffer from it. she also wants more information made available to people so they can recognize when sepsis has taken hold.
andrew duffy
世界杯决赛2022
oct 3 2022
an accidental dog bite led to a case of sepsis and the amputation of three limbs for ottawa's christine caron.

another study finds link between medical marijuana and less opioid use
‘if there’s the option to instead use a medicine with less harmful side effects, including a lower risk of overdose and death, then it should perhaps be considered’
maria loreto, the fresh toast
世界杯决赛2022
sep 30 2022
a whopping 90 per cent of patients reported that cannabis was helpful in treating their condition. /

new study identifies regular cannabis use as a potential risk factor for overactive bladder
previous research has shown cannabis can help relieve low urinary tract symptoms
angela stelmakowich
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
oab symptoms can range from being bothersome to resulting in “significant detrimental effects on many aspects of individuals’ lives.” /

there is a national shortage of children's pain medication. ottawa families are feeling the pinch
“we want that comfort and relief for our children and it’s scary to not have that in your toolkit"
andrew duffy
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
melanie raymond with her kids alice, almost four, and four-month-old billy, outside her home in ottawa. raymond has had a lot of trouble finding pain medication for her kids due to the shortage.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

u of s researcher targets pain relief from diabetic neuropathy
"diabetic neuropathy is the most common complication of diabetes, affecting 50 per cent of patients."
brooke kleiboer
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
university of saskatchewan phd student joseph neapetung.

covid-19: b.c. officials push flu, covid-19 vaccines ahead of possible surges late fall
'we are emerging from this pandemic...but there still is some uncertainty,' says dr. bonnie henry.
tiffany crawford
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
file photo of b.c.'s provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry.

province encouraging sask. residents to turn in unused prescription drugs
pharmacies across saskatchewan already accept unused prescription drugs for disposal, but now, the province is promoting that this service exists
alec salloum
世界杯决赛2022
sep 29 2022
turn in your unused prescription pills to your nearest pharmacy. the province wants to cut down on access to potentially harmful medications in saskatchewan as part of its plan to reduce suicide deaths.

sask. doctors want in to bolster urgent care, reduce wait times
one doctor says the province could consider changes to compensation to help stabilize and entice physicians to work in urgent care.
jeremy simes
世界杯决赛2022
sep 28 2022
the urgent care centre under construction on albert street that will run 24 hours every day, providing care for those who need immediate medical attention and mental health help. this image was taken on tuesday, september 27, 2022 in regina.
powered by
obesity matters

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