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世界杯决赛2022

when a canadian discovery 'resurrected' thousands from the dead
'few recoveries from impending death more dramatic than this have ever been witnessed by a physician,' wrote one of the earliest witnesses to the effects of insulin
tristin hopper, national post
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2021
the 1630 painting the vision of ezekiel, which depicts the biblical account of a valley of bones being resurrected into living beings. physicians in the 1920s would reference ezekiel in describing the effects of insulin.

firefighter's memoir will help other men fighting depression
like most first responders, steve serbic sees tragedy nearly every working day.
liz braun, toronto sun
mental health
may 3 2021
steve serbic

covid exposes health-care gaps, money issues for newcomer seniors
by: lauren boothby even if 65-year-old amy gets covid-1...
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 3 2021
lao huang poses for a photo outside his west edmonton home, friday april 30, 2021. photo by david bloom

ubc researcher leads team that found potential covid weakness
ubc professor led an international team which hopes their research can lead to a drug that can prevent the coronavirus from infecting people.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 3 2021
dr. josef penninger, director of ubc life sciences institute, leads an international team which hopes their research can lead to a drug that prevents the virus that causes covid-19 from infecting people.

poll shows significant minority believe pandemic misinformation
the insights west poll found 37 per cent of canadians believe covid-19 was created in a lab and released by mistake.
tiffany crawford
coronavirus
may 3 2021
there is no link between 5g and the covid-19 pandemic. but apparently six per cent of canadians think there is, according to an insights west poll that looked at how many canadians believe different conspiracy theories.

metro vancouver hospitality’s front line slammed by pandemic
even with patios and the popularity of takeout, unemployment remains high in the restaurant sector as pandemic drags on
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 3 2021
jamie mah, usually a bartender at the fairmont pacific rim, is off work due to covid-19 restaurant closures.

astrazeneca age limit slows vaccine booking phase in saskatchewan
those under 40 trying to book were told they had to wait for a call back while staff figured out whether available appointments were injecting vaccines other than astrazeneca.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 3 2021
saskatoon's drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park reopens on saturday. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.

pandemic highlights need for specialized eating disorder supports
"it's taxing the rest of our system as well, because these kids need care.”
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 2 2021
dr. ayisha kurji is a saskatoon paediatrician with a focus on eating disorders. she is among physicians who say covid-19 has highlighted the gaps that exist in specialized care for young people with eating disorders.
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when a canadian discovery 'resurrected' thousands from the dead
'few recoveries from impending death more dramatic than this have ever been witnessed by a physician,' wrote one of the earliest witnesses to the effects of insulin
tristin hopper, national post
世界杯决赛2022
may 3 2021
the 1630 painting the vision of ezekiel, which depicts the biblical account of a valley of bones being resurrected into living beings. physicians in the 1920s would reference ezekiel in describing the effects of insulin.

firefighter's memoir will help other men fighting depression
like most first responders, steve serbic sees tragedy nearly every working day.
liz braun, toronto sun
mental health
may 3 2021
steve serbic

covid exposes health-care gaps, money issues for newcomer seniors
by: lauren boothby even if 65-year-old amy gets covid-1...
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 3 2021
lao huang poses for a photo outside his west edmonton home, friday april 30, 2021. photo by david bloom

ubc researcher leads team that found potential covid weakness
ubc professor led an international team which hopes their research can lead to a drug that can prevent the coronavirus from infecting people.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 3 2021
dr. josef penninger, director of ubc life sciences institute, leads an international team which hopes their research can lead to a drug that prevents the virus that causes covid-19 from infecting people.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

poll shows significant minority believe pandemic misinformation
the insights west poll found 37 per cent of canadians believe covid-19 was created in a lab and released by mistake.
tiffany crawford
coronavirus
may 3 2021
there is no link between 5g and the covid-19 pandemic. but apparently six per cent of canadians think there is, according to an insights west poll that looked at how many canadians believe different conspiracy theories.

metro vancouver hospitality’s front line slammed by pandemic
even with patios and the popularity of takeout, unemployment remains high in the restaurant sector as pandemic drags on
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 3 2021
jamie mah, usually a bartender at the fairmont pacific rim, is off work due to covid-19 restaurant closures.

astrazeneca age limit slows vaccine booking phase in saskatchewan
those under 40 trying to book were told they had to wait for a call back while staff figured out whether available appointments were injecting vaccines other than astrazeneca.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 3 2021
saskatoon's drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park reopens on saturday. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.

pandemic highlights need for specialized eating disorder supports
"it's taxing the rest of our system as well, because these kids need care.”
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 2 2021
dr. ayisha kurji is a saskatoon paediatrician with a focus on eating disorders. she is among physicians who say covid-19 has highlighted the gaps that exist in specialized care for young people with eating disorders.
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