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世界杯决赛2022

feds approve psychedelics company's ecstasy trial to treat ptsd
numinus, which specializes in psychedelic research, will study mdma-assisted therapy on 20 people
vancouver sun
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 25 2021
payton nyquvest, founder and ceo of numinus.

opinion: covid has robbed us of the things we cherish
the loss of our time, touch, spontaneity and confidence will impact us forever
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 25 2021
the loss of our time, touch, spontaneity and confidence to the covid-19 pandemic will impact us forever, writes pete mcmartin.

ventilation standards should be key part of back to school plan: critics
"a school must comply with the ventilation standard in place at the time of construction. there is no (law requiring) continuing to meet the standard, and also the standard changes over time."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 25 2021
the ontario government gave "best practice" guidance to school boards last year about how to improve ventilation and air quality, but critics say much more remains to be done.

west nile virus detected in windsor-essex mosquito pool
to prevent mosquito bites, the local health unit encourages residents to use insect repellents
windsor star
世界杯决赛2022
jul 25 2021
jarrett sorko checks for mosquito larvae at ojibway nature centre in may 2015, where dr. wajid ahmed, associated medical officer of health (acting) for windsor-essex county health unit held a press conference to bring awareness to west nile virus.

bringing hs out of hiding to help those suffering in silence
it took years for krystle sutherland to figure out she ...
erik leijon, postmedia content works
industry news
jul 23 2021
krystle sutherland is photographed in lois hole centennial provincial park in st. aalbert, alta., on friday, june 4, 2021. sutherland, who has hidradenitis suppurativa (hs), created an hs patient support program in edmonton. (codie mclachlan/postmedia)

rare tick-borne disease on the rise in ontario
anaplasmosis is caused by a bacterium that is spread by the same blacklegged ticks that are responsible for lyme disease.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 23 2021
a black-legged tick, also known as a deer tick, and common source of lyme disease.

laval synagogues will require proof of vaccination
"most of our members are older people, 75 and up, and they feel that they have the right to have certain types of protection."
the montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 23 2021
"we had a general meeting with our membership, and most of the members said to us that they would not come to synagogue if they would have to sit beside people who are unvaccinated," says mike andrati, president of shaar shalom synagogue in laval.

quebec may need more than 75% to get vaccinated, experts warn
"the higher it gets, the better it’s going to be for everybody.”
the montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 23 2021
"i don’t think you can put a pin on a chart and say, ‘ok, we’ve hit 75 per cent, we’re fine,’” says dr. brian ward, professor of infectious diseases at the research institute of the mcgill university health centre.
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feds approve psychedelics company's ecstasy trial to treat ptsd
numinus, which specializes in psychedelic research, will study mdma-assisted therapy on 20 people
vancouver sun
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 25 2021
payton nyquvest, founder and ceo of numinus.

opinion: covid has robbed us of the things we cherish
the loss of our time, touch, spontaneity and confidence will impact us forever
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 25 2021
the loss of our time, touch, spontaneity and confidence to the covid-19 pandemic will impact us forever, writes pete mcmartin.

ventilation standards should be key part of back to school plan: critics
"a school must comply with the ventilation standard in place at the time of construction. there is no (law requiring) continuing to meet the standard, and also the standard changes over time."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 25 2021
the ontario government gave "best practice" guidance to school boards last year about how to improve ventilation and air quality, but critics say much more remains to be done.

west nile virus detected in windsor-essex mosquito pool
to prevent mosquito bites, the local health unit encourages residents to use insect repellents
windsor star
世界杯决赛2022
jul 25 2021
jarrett sorko checks for mosquito larvae at ojibway nature centre in may 2015, where dr. wajid ahmed, associated medical officer of health (acting) for windsor-essex county health unit held a press conference to bring awareness to west nile virus.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

bringing hs out of hiding to help those suffering in silence
it took years for krystle sutherland to figure out she ...
erik leijon, postmedia content works
industry news
jul 23 2021
krystle sutherland is photographed in lois hole centennial provincial park in st. aalbert, alta., on friday, june 4, 2021. sutherland, who has hidradenitis suppurativa (hs), created an hs patient support program in edmonton. (codie mclachlan/postmedia)

rare tick-borne disease on the rise in ontario
anaplasmosis is caused by a bacterium that is spread by the same blacklegged ticks that are responsible for lyme disease.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 23 2021
a black-legged tick, also known as a deer tick, and common source of lyme disease.

laval synagogues will require proof of vaccination
"most of our members are older people, 75 and up, and they feel that they have the right to have certain types of protection."
the montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 23 2021
"we had a general meeting with our membership, and most of the members said to us that they would not come to synagogue if they would have to sit beside people who are unvaccinated," says mike andrati, president of shaar shalom synagogue in laval.

quebec may need more than 75% to get vaccinated, experts warn
"the higher it gets, the better it’s going to be for everybody.”
the montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 23 2021
"i don’t think you can put a pin on a chart and say, ‘ok, we’ve hit 75 per cent, we’re fine,’” says dr. brian ward, professor of infectious diseases at the research institute of the mcgill university health centre.
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