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opinion: ugh, it's father's day. again
is it time we reconsidered parents days?
lisa machado
opinion
jun 20 2021
every year on father's day, my family and i remember my dad with his favourite treat: vanilla ice cream cones dipped in chocolate. supplied

opinion: ottawa public health needs to disclose workplace outbreaks
oph has continued to allow businesses to escape accountability for covid-19 outbreaks by ensuring they remain unnamed
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 17 2021
amazon warehouse in ottawa.

machado: finding hope in malt bread and small wins
sometimes you just know how it’s going to end. but you continue to hope and do whatever you can to make a difference.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 17 2021
even when there's no happy ending for someone who is ill, there is still an opportunity for comfort.

opinion: pandemic highlights low value care
research shows that over 30 per cent of all healthcare offered prior to the pandemic lacked clinical value to patients.
karen born and ken milne
opinion
jun 16 2021
avoiding the reintroduction of low value care will be integral as providers and healthcare systems catch up to provide services.

opinion: stiff price controls will hurt access to ground-breaking drugs
the federal patented medicines price review board thinks companies would be happy to sell canada their new drugs for much less than they get in many other 36 oecd countries. it doesn’t look like they’re right.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jun 15 2021
polices of the patented medicine prices review board may discourage the introduction of new drug therapies into this country.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.

learning to accept who i am: teens on the pandemic
vanessa wright says the last year has helped her differentiate between 'wants' and 'needs.'
vanessa wright
opinion
jun 10 2021
for some teens, the pandemic has been a time to explore what truly matters to them.

opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.
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opinion: ugh, it's father's day. again
is it time we reconsidered parents days?
lisa machado
opinion
jun 20 2021
every year on father's day, my family and i remember my dad with his favourite treat: vanilla ice cream cones dipped in chocolate. supplied

opinion: ottawa public health needs to disclose workplace outbreaks
oph has continued to allow businesses to escape accountability for covid-19 outbreaks by ensuring they remain unnamed
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 17 2021
amazon warehouse in ottawa.

machado: finding hope in malt bread and small wins
sometimes you just know how it’s going to end. but you continue to hope and do whatever you can to make a difference.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 17 2021
even when there's no happy ending for someone who is ill, there is still an opportunity for comfort.

opinion: pandemic highlights low value care
research shows that over 30 per cent of all healthcare offered prior to the pandemic lacked clinical value to patients.
karen born and ken milne
opinion
jun 16 2021
avoiding the reintroduction of low value care will be integral as providers and healthcare systems catch up to provide services.
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

opinion: stiff price controls will hurt access to ground-breaking drugs
the federal patented medicines price review board thinks companies would be happy to sell canada their new drugs for much less than they get in many other 36 oecd countries. it doesn’t look like they’re right.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jun 15 2021
polices of the patented medicine prices review board may discourage the introduction of new drug therapies into this country.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.

learning to accept who i am: teens on the pandemic
vanessa wright says the last year has helped her differentiate between 'wants' and 'needs.'
vanessa wright
opinion
jun 10 2021
for some teens, the pandemic has been a time to explore what truly matters to them.

opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.
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migraine canada

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