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世界杯决赛2022

fitness: a fall-detecting smartwatch could save a solo exerciser
hitting a pothole, slipping on ice or tumbling over a loose rock, there are lots of ways to fall, and most of them happen in a split second.
jill barker, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 17 2021
"nobody plans a fall. but when it happens, you want to be prepared, especially if you’re cycling, running or hiking solo in the middle of nowhere or in the quiet of the early morning with no one around," jill barker writes.

miscarriage and baby loss: ‘we are forever looking to keep him present’
'we know spencer has the power to save lives,' says randi deskin-landau, who has set up a fund with her husband to benefit the montreal children’s hospital.
the montreal gazette
grief
oct 15 2021
randi deskin-landau has her son spencer's initials tattooed on the inside of her right wrist, and husband josh landau has a tattoo of spencer's foot on his own foot. spencer lived for only 10 days.

ont. releases first vaccination verification app ahead of schedule
ontario’s vaccination verification app is now available to download.
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
oct 15 2021
a covid-19 vaccine clinic in ottawa.

auto companies implement mandatory vaccination policy
major automakers on thursday in tandem released new mandatory vaccination policies for their employees across canada calling upon compliance by dec. 17.
dave battagello
世界杯决赛2022
oct 15 2021
a worker is shown at the stellantis windsor assembly plant on thursday, october 14, 2021. canada's automakers have decided on a mandatory vaccination policy across the board.

opinion: the next wave of pandemic misinformation
changing hospitalization rates will fuel more misinformation, blake murdoch predicts.
maija kappler
coronavirus
oct 15 2021
blake murodch writes that mandatory proof of vaccination and domestic vaccine passports will work. "they are not a panacea and do not remove the need for other public health measures to combat highly infectious variants like delta, but they will make workplaces and venues safer, significantly reduce the number of people who get seriously ill and help increase vaccination rates."(photo by patrick t. fallon / afp)

children driving high windsor covid rate
by: taylor campbell a high covid-19 infection rate amon...
windsor star
coronavirus
oct 15 2021
the entrance to the windsor-essex county health unit.

alberta revises triage protocol to exclude children
children needing alberta hospitals are no longer at risk of being denied critical care.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
teams in a crowded calgary intensive care unit tend to a covid-19 patient on a ventilator.

u of s researcher seeks plant-based solution to iron deficiency
'as a female paralympic athlete, i have struggled with my iron levels for years,' keely shaw says.
the star phoenix
nutrition
oct 14 2021
university of saskatchewan phd candidate keely shaw. (photo courtesy rbc)
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters
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migraine canada

fitness: a fall-detecting smartwatch could save a solo exerciser
hitting a pothole, slipping on ice or tumbling over a loose rock, there are lots of ways to fall, and most of them happen in a split second.
jill barker, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 17 2021
"nobody plans a fall. but when it happens, you want to be prepared, especially if you’re cycling, running or hiking solo in the middle of nowhere or in the quiet of the early morning with no one around," jill barker writes.

miscarriage and baby loss: ‘we are forever looking to keep him present’
'we know spencer has the power to save lives,' says randi deskin-landau, who has set up a fund with her husband to benefit the montreal children’s hospital.
the montreal gazette
grief
oct 15 2021
randi deskin-landau has her son spencer's initials tattooed on the inside of her right wrist, and husband josh landau has a tattoo of spencer's foot on his own foot. spencer lived for only 10 days.

ont. releases first vaccination verification app ahead of schedule
ontario’s vaccination verification app is now available to download.
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
oct 15 2021
a covid-19 vaccine clinic in ottawa.

auto companies implement mandatory vaccination policy
major automakers on thursday in tandem released new mandatory vaccination policies for their employees across canada calling upon compliance by dec. 17.
dave battagello
世界杯决赛2022
oct 15 2021
a worker is shown at the stellantis windsor assembly plant on thursday, october 14, 2021. canada's automakers have decided on a mandatory vaccination policy across the board.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

opinion: the next wave of pandemic misinformation
changing hospitalization rates will fuel more misinformation, blake murdoch predicts.
maija kappler
coronavirus
oct 15 2021
blake murodch writes that mandatory proof of vaccination and domestic vaccine passports will work. "they are not a panacea and do not remove the need for other public health measures to combat highly infectious variants like delta, but they will make workplaces and venues safer, significantly reduce the number of people who get seriously ill and help increase vaccination rates."(photo by patrick t. fallon / afp)

children driving high windsor covid rate
by: taylor campbell a high covid-19 infection rate amon...
windsor star
coronavirus
oct 15 2021
the entrance to the windsor-essex county health unit.

alberta revises triage protocol to exclude children
children needing alberta hospitals are no longer at risk of being denied critical care.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
teams in a crowded calgary intensive care unit tend to a covid-19 patient on a ventilator.

u of s researcher seeks plant-based solution to iron deficiency
'as a female paralympic athlete, i have struggled with my iron levels for years,' keely shaw says.
the star phoenix
nutrition
oct 14 2021
university of saskatchewan phd candidate keely shaw. (photo courtesy rbc)
powered by
obesity matters

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