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gurney: canadian health care would struggle in virus crises
during sars, a doomed patient waited around in an er for almost a full day, infecting others. that's still a problem
matt gurney
opinion
jan 23 2020
a health care worker outside the sars assessment staff entrance at york central hospital in richmond hill, ont., apr. 21, 2003.

fingas: government not focusing enough on health care facilities
the saskatchewan party has pinched pennies when it comes to maintaining what we have.
regina leader-post
世界杯决赛2022
jan 23 2020
greg fingas

griffiths: canada must not make assisted suicide any easier
what has transpired over the last four years has re-shaped our society in fundamental ways. but what looms on the horizon threatens to cheapen life even further.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jan 23 2020
the canadian government is wrapping up an online consultation about expanding the parameters for medically assisted death.

korf: quebec should examine the health-care framework of other countries
it can take a long time to get a doctor’s appointment in montreal, assuming you are fortunate enough to have a family physician.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2020
with flu spreading, combined with overflowing clinics and emergency wards, our health-care system could use some improvements: korf.

ian mulgrew: it's time to fix canada's assisted-dying law
'you wouldn’t let a dog die like that, why would you let it happen to someone you love?'
vancouver sun
opinion
jan 17 2020
25 years after sue rodriguez took her life in defiance of the supreme court of canada, we've come a long way on medical assistance in dying. but much needs to be done to fix the current law, says columnist ian mulgrew.

christopher labos: one more reason to reduce your alcohol consumption
a new study tested whether abstinence prevented episodes of a type of arrhythmia known as atrial fibrillation.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
opinion
jan 17 2020
"the idea of one or two drinks per day being good for you persists, despite the mounting evidence against it," christopher labos writes.

the right chemistry: house plants as air purifiers?
plants are important to human life in many ways, but if you are looking for an air purifier, charcoal is a better bet.
joe schwarcz, special to the montreal gazette
jan 8 2020
"the number of plants needed to purify the air to any significant extent would have to fill the room, leaving no space for any occupants," joe schwarcz writes.

christopher labos: it hasn't been a good year for vitamin d
while vitamin d has a role to play in promoting healthy bones, the many extra-skeletal benefits of vitamin d are very doubtful.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
opinion
jan 7 2020
"there was a time when everybody was taking vitamin d to prevent everything from heart disease to cancer. but as one editorialist recently put it, 'then came the randomized trials.'," christopher labos writes.
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gurney: canadian health care would struggle in virus crises
during sars, a doomed patient waited around in an er for almost a full day, infecting others. that's still a problem
matt gurney
opinion
jan 23 2020
a health care worker outside the sars assessment staff entrance at york central hospital in richmond hill, ont., apr. 21, 2003.

fingas: government not focusing enough on health care facilities
the saskatchewan party has pinched pennies when it comes to maintaining what we have.
regina leader-post
世界杯决赛2022
jan 23 2020
greg fingas

griffiths: canada must not make assisted suicide any easier
what has transpired over the last four years has re-shaped our society in fundamental ways. but what looms on the horizon threatens to cheapen life even further.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jan 23 2020
the canadian government is wrapping up an online consultation about expanding the parameters for medically assisted death.

korf: quebec should examine the health-care framework of other countries
it can take a long time to get a doctor’s appointment in montreal, assuming you are fortunate enough to have a family physician.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jan 21 2020
with flu spreading, combined with overflowing clinics and emergency wards, our health-care system could use some improvements: korf.
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ian mulgrew: it's time to fix canada's assisted-dying law
'you wouldn’t let a dog die like that, why would you let it happen to someone you love?'
vancouver sun
opinion
jan 17 2020
25 years after sue rodriguez took her life in defiance of the supreme court of canada, we've come a long way on medical assistance in dying. but much needs to be done to fix the current law, says columnist ian mulgrew.

christopher labos: one more reason to reduce your alcohol consumption
a new study tested whether abstinence prevented episodes of a type of arrhythmia known as atrial fibrillation.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
opinion
jan 17 2020
"the idea of one or two drinks per day being good for you persists, despite the mounting evidence against it," christopher labos writes.

the right chemistry: house plants as air purifiers?
plants are important to human life in many ways, but if you are looking for an air purifier, charcoal is a better bet.
joe schwarcz, special to the montreal gazette
jan 8 2020
"the number of plants needed to purify the air to any significant extent would have to fill the room, leaving no space for any occupants," joe schwarcz writes.

christopher labos: it hasn't been a good year for vitamin d
while vitamin d has a role to play in promoting healthy bones, the many extra-skeletal benefits of vitamin d are very doubtful.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
opinion
jan 7 2020
"there was a time when everybody was taking vitamin d to prevent everything from heart disease to cancer. but as one editorialist recently put it, 'then came the randomized trials.'," christopher labos writes.
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