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世界杯决赛2022

viral respiratory infections will peak in january
health authorities need to plan resources for winter waves of hospitalizations.
edmonton journal
2022年世界杯名单猜测
nov 1 2021
a study involving more than 37,000 cases from alberta found that infections from respiratory viruses follow a predictable seasonal pattern.

respiratory therapists see icus fill up with non-vaccinated patients
'seeing some of the things and hearing some of the things we’re seeing out there these days, i just think ‘would you rather have a breathing tube?'
vancouver sun
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
serafina chau, a veteran respiratory therapist at royal columbian hospital in new westminster, with respirators critical for care of patients with severe covid-19.

oilsands jobs take mental health toll on commuter workers
while on-site mental mental health services are available, half of workers said they were unlikely to use it.
edmonton journal
mental health
nov 1 2021
an early morning view of some of the lodging facilities at the cenovus christina lake sagd oilsands facility near conklin, alta., 120 kilometres south of fort mcmurray, alta. on august 27, 2013.

lung cancer patients fight stigma as more non-smokers are diagnosed
statistics show nearly one-in-five people diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked
brodie thomas
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
terry morey of cochrane has been living a relatively normal life, despite being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013. a class of drugs known as tkis keep his tumours in check.

sask. prof hopeful new ms treatment could stop disease progression
ongoing research led by michael levin shows protecting a certain cell protein helps restore nerve cells, preventing the long-term degeneration often seen in ms patients.
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
dr. michael levin is saskatchewan multiple sclerosis clinical research chair and a professor in the u of s college of medicine.

covid-19 could be endemic soon. what will that mean?
the virus could move from a pandemic to something that is always lurking in the background.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask reads signage stating “open face masks mandatory” in toronto during the pandemic.

what we do (and don't) know about sad
the season of seasonal depression begins when we turn the clocks back next weekend, but we need not surrender without a fight
the national post
mental health
nov 1 2021
seasonal affective disorder runs the spectrum from the winter blahs (formally known as “subsyndromal sad”) to full-blown depression that interferes with day-to-day functioning.

number of teens using cannabis vapes doubled in just seven years
'they vape because they think it’s safer, but that’s not necessarily the case.'
the growthop
cannabis
nov 1 2021
after analyzing 17 studies involving almost 200,000 teens in canada and the u.s., investigators discovered the drastic uptick of the percentage of teens using vaping devices. /
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obesity matters
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canadian society for exercise physiology

viral respiratory infections will peak in january
health authorities need to plan resources for winter waves of hospitalizations.
edmonton journal
2022年世界杯名单猜测
nov 1 2021
a study involving more than 37,000 cases from alberta found that infections from respiratory viruses follow a predictable seasonal pattern.

respiratory therapists see icus fill up with non-vaccinated patients
'seeing some of the things and hearing some of the things we’re seeing out there these days, i just think ‘would you rather have a breathing tube?'
vancouver sun
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
serafina chau, a veteran respiratory therapist at royal columbian hospital in new westminster, with respirators critical for care of patients with severe covid-19.

oilsands jobs take mental health toll on commuter workers
while on-site mental mental health services are available, half of workers said they were unlikely to use it.
edmonton journal
mental health
nov 1 2021
an early morning view of some of the lodging facilities at the cenovus christina lake sagd oilsands facility near conklin, alta., 120 kilometres south of fort mcmurray, alta. on august 27, 2013.

lung cancer patients fight stigma as more non-smokers are diagnosed
statistics show nearly one-in-five people diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked
brodie thomas
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
terry morey of cochrane has been living a relatively normal life, despite being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013. a class of drugs known as tkis keep his tumours in check.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

sask. prof hopeful new ms treatment could stop disease progression
ongoing research led by michael levin shows protecting a certain cell protein helps restore nerve cells, preventing the long-term degeneration often seen in ms patients.
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 1 2021
dr. michael levin is saskatchewan multiple sclerosis clinical research chair and a professor in the u of s college of medicine.

covid-19 could be endemic soon. what will that mean?
the virus could move from a pandemic to something that is always lurking in the background.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
nov 1 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask reads signage stating “open face masks mandatory” in toronto during the pandemic.

what we do (and don't) know about sad
the season of seasonal depression begins when we turn the clocks back next weekend, but we need not surrender without a fight
the national post
mental health
nov 1 2021
seasonal affective disorder runs the spectrum from the winter blahs (formally known as “subsyndromal sad”) to full-blown depression that interferes with day-to-day functioning.

number of teens using cannabis vapes doubled in just seven years
'they vape because they think it’s safer, but that’s not necessarily the case.'
the growthop
cannabis
nov 1 2021
after analyzing 17 studies involving almost 200,000 teens in canada and the u.s., investigators discovered the drastic uptick of the percentage of teens using vaping devices. /
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obesity matters

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