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世界杯决赛2022

genetic discovery could be 'tip of the iceberg' to better understand lung disease among inuit
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2023

rahim mohamed: notley wants to copy health plan so expensive even ontario liberals ended it
the ndp is unlikely to find solutions to alberta's health crisis by fishing in the trash heaps of other provinces
rahim mohamed
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2023
alberta ndp leader rachel notley holds a press conference outside the university of alberta hospital in edmonton, in 2022.

controlling diabetes with endoscopic treatment: research
preliminary study offers people living with diabetes hope that they may be able to have good glycemic control without medication.
dave yasvinski
diabetes
may 3 2023
diabetes increases the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney disease. getty

christopher labos: is melatonin safe as a sleeping aid?
inaccurate labelling of over-the-counter products makes accidental overdoses more likely — and kids, due to their size, are at greater risk.
christopher labos
世界杯决赛2022
may 2 2023
some people argue that supplements like melatonin gummies and other products don’t need the same oversight as for prescription medication. dr. christopher labos disagrees.

after stroke, 1 in 3 at risk of developing dementia within five years
a statement from the american heart association is calling for early screening of people who have experienced a stroke to identify cognitive impairment.
dave yasvinski
stroke
may 2 2023
canadians suffer 108,707 strokes on an annual basis, or one every five minutes. getty

first reading: the evidence against trudeau's claim he didn't 'force' vaccination
canada imposed some of the world's strictest vaccine mandates, and maintained them long after they'd ceased making any sense
tristin hopper
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
prime minister justin trudeau gestures to his staff during a stop in richmond, b.c. during the 2021 federal election.

the 'miraculous' ptsd treatment that is changing lives
cory taylor's life was ruined by post-traumatic stress ever since he returned from the war in afghanistan. then he heard about a procedure called stellate ganglion block.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
cory taylor, seen here with his service dog cueinn - a six-year-old sheepadoodle - outside of his casselman home, is much happier these days. the retired military investigator got ptsd after serving in afghanistan, leaving him struggling to even string sentences together, until he learned about a treatment used on u.s. veterans.

black medical students seek to improve health care access, knowledge and representation
"we want to be able to make sure that the people that are being graduated are representative of the communities that they serve"
matthew black
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
eniola salami, right, assistant professor in the faculty of medicine and dentistry takes questions at the health fair on sunday, april 30, 2023. the black medical student association of the university of alberta hosted the at the castle downs ymca in edmonton. fifteen booths were set up to educate attendees on how to stay healthy and detect health problems early.
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genetic discovery could be 'tip of the iceberg' to better understand lung disease among inuit
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2023

rahim mohamed: notley wants to copy health plan so expensive even ontario liberals ended it
the ndp is unlikely to find solutions to alberta's health crisis by fishing in the trash heaps of other provinces
rahim mohamed
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2023
alberta ndp leader rachel notley holds a press conference outside the university of alberta hospital in edmonton, in 2022.

controlling diabetes with endoscopic treatment: research
preliminary study offers people living with diabetes hope that they may be able to have good glycemic control without medication.
dave yasvinski
diabetes
may 3 2023
diabetes increases the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney disease. getty

christopher labos: is melatonin safe as a sleeping aid?
inaccurate labelling of over-the-counter products makes accidental overdoses more likely — and kids, due to their size, are at greater risk.
christopher labos
世界杯决赛2022
may 2 2023
some people argue that supplements like melatonin gummies and other products don’t need the same oversight as for prescription medication. dr. christopher labos disagrees.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

after stroke, 1 in 3 at risk of developing dementia within five years
a statement from the american heart association is calling for early screening of people who have experienced a stroke to identify cognitive impairment.
dave yasvinski
stroke
may 2 2023
canadians suffer 108,707 strokes on an annual basis, or one every five minutes. getty

first reading: the evidence against trudeau's claim he didn't 'force' vaccination
canada imposed some of the world's strictest vaccine mandates, and maintained them long after they'd ceased making any sense
tristin hopper
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
prime minister justin trudeau gestures to his staff during a stop in richmond, b.c. during the 2021 federal election.

the 'miraculous' ptsd treatment that is changing lives
cory taylor's life was ruined by post-traumatic stress ever since he returned from the war in afghanistan. then he heard about a procedure called stellate ganglion block.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
cory taylor, seen here with his service dog cueinn - a six-year-old sheepadoodle - outside of his casselman home, is much happier these days. the retired military investigator got ptsd after serving in afghanistan, leaving him struggling to even string sentences together, until he learned about a treatment used on u.s. veterans.

black medical students seek to improve health care access, knowledge and representation
"we want to be able to make sure that the people that are being graduated are representative of the communities that they serve"
matthew black
世界杯决赛2022
may 1 2023
eniola salami, right, assistant professor in the faculty of medicine and dentistry takes questions at the health fair on sunday, april 30, 2023. the black medical student association of the university of alberta hosted the at the castle downs ymca in edmonton. fifteen booths were set up to educate attendees on how to stay healthy and detect health problems early.
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