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世界杯决赛2022

what is thc-o and is it potentially harmful?
thc-o is becoming increasingly common to find on the internet and in u.s. vape and smoke shops.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
one way thc-o differentiates itself from other cannabinoids is that it takes longer for users to feel its effects. /

the dangers of antimicrobial drug resistance must not be ignored
for patients, the consequences of antimicrobial resistance can manifest in horrifying ways.
healthy debate
science
nov 15 2021
for patients, the consequences of antimicrobial resistance can manifest in horrifying ways. (getty)

why isn’t this cannabis tolerance break working?
one of the most important components of a quality tolerance break is time.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
one way to ensure a smooth and healthy transition away from thc is finding a suitable replacement. /

how sask.'s covid-19 modellers stay a step ahead of the virus
"people mistake models as crystal balls. they’re actually tools for more quickly pointing out our mistaken understanding."
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
saskatchewan's covid-19 modelling team has helped jurisdictions across the country and the world prepare for and prevent the worst of covid-19, giving policy-makers prescient insight into how the unseen foe might strike.

study links cannabis to heart attacks in young adults but research 'can't be used to show a direct cause'
the observational study did not account for the the use of tobacco, alcohol, cocaine or other lifestyle factors.
sam riches
heart health
nov 15 2021
a 2018 peer-reviewed study published in plos one found that past cannabis use was actually associated with decreased in-hospital mortality among heart attack patients.

u of a researchers hopeful diabetes cure in sight; november is diabetes awareness month
edmonton researchers are making headway on an implant that could effectively cure the disease.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
u of a researchers talk about their latest work to develop a cure for diabetes. november is diabetes awareness month.

no end in sight to dispute between optometrists and health ministry
"they're only partially funding the services we're providing. that is unsustainable."
matthew lapierre
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
james taggart will need a post-surgery eye exam in the coming months, but right now he can't book an appointment due to a dispute between the province's optometrists and the health ministry.

23-year-old stittsville student learns life is worth less than the drug that could save it
an insurer has turned down sara aldrich's bid for coverage for trikafta, described by an advocate as “the single greatest innovation in cystic fibrosis history.”
bruce deachman
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
sara aldrich has cystic fibrosis, her lung function has dropped from between 80 and 90 per cent three years ago to the low 40s today.
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what is thc-o and is it potentially harmful?
thc-o is becoming increasingly common to find on the internet and in u.s. vape and smoke shops.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
one way thc-o differentiates itself from other cannabinoids is that it takes longer for users to feel its effects. /

the dangers of antimicrobial drug resistance must not be ignored
for patients, the consequences of antimicrobial resistance can manifest in horrifying ways.
healthy debate
science
nov 15 2021
for patients, the consequences of antimicrobial resistance can manifest in horrifying ways. (getty)

why isn’t this cannabis tolerance break working?
one of the most important components of a quality tolerance break is time.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
one way to ensure a smooth and healthy transition away from thc is finding a suitable replacement. /

how sask.'s covid-19 modellers stay a step ahead of the virus
"people mistake models as crystal balls. they’re actually tools for more quickly pointing out our mistaken understanding."
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
saskatchewan's covid-19 modelling team has helped jurisdictions across the country and the world prepare for and prevent the worst of covid-19, giving policy-makers prescient insight into how the unseen foe might strike.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

study links cannabis to heart attacks in young adults but research 'can't be used to show a direct cause'
the observational study did not account for the the use of tobacco, alcohol, cocaine or other lifestyle factors.
sam riches
heart health
nov 15 2021
a 2018 peer-reviewed study published in plos one found that past cannabis use was actually associated with decreased in-hospital mortality among heart attack patients.

u of a researchers hopeful diabetes cure in sight; november is diabetes awareness month
edmonton researchers are making headway on an implant that could effectively cure the disease.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
u of a researchers talk about their latest work to develop a cure for diabetes. november is diabetes awareness month.

no end in sight to dispute between optometrists and health ministry
"they're only partially funding the services we're providing. that is unsustainable."
matthew lapierre
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
james taggart will need a post-surgery eye exam in the coming months, but right now he can't book an appointment due to a dispute between the province's optometrists and the health ministry.

23-year-old stittsville student learns life is worth less than the drug that could save it
an insurer has turned down sara aldrich's bid for coverage for trikafta, described by an advocate as “the single greatest innovation in cystic fibrosis history.”
bruce deachman
世界杯决赛2022
nov 15 2021
sara aldrich has cystic fibrosis, her lung function has dropped from between 80 and 90 per cent three years ago to the low 40s today.
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obesity matters

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