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christopher labos: what we can learn from the hpv vaccine
it is sometimes hard to remember that cervical cancer used to be one of the most common and deadly cancers in women.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
health workers administer hpv vaccines to elementary school students in jakarta, indonesia. vaccines are much less resource-intensive than a strategy that requires regular testing and follow-up, notes christopher labos.

mitzi dean: b.c. needs safety net to better support families of neurodiverse children and youth
opinion: for many, change can’t come soon enough. and to ensure we get this right for all families we must continue to take a thoughtful approach
the province
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
b.c. minister of children and family development mitzi dean says the province in 2023 will open family connections hubs in two regions to better support families with neurodiverse children and youth, with full implementation provincewide in 2024.

opinion: install wi-fi in low-income housing for seniors
montreal likes to call itself a "smart city." wouldn’t a smart city strategy be to bridge this existing digital divide?
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
for many older adults, including those living in low-income housing, digital disconnection is a reality, write constance lafontaine and kim sawchuk.

shift: debating vaccine mandates make our sacrifices feel in vain
whether healthcare workers should be vaccinated after all we have lost is just another sign of the disconnect between what's important for patients and government policy.
lisa machado
nov 8 2021
patients should feel safe within hospital walls. getty

mandryk: sask. party government has its own vaccine hesitancy problem
the vaccine hesitancy problem in saskatchewan is the hesitancy of government to make the unvaccinated uncomfortable with their choices.
murray mandryk
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
vaccine hesitancy remains saskatchewan's biggest problem, yet premier scott moe's government remains reluctant to tackle it head on.

goldstein: health care expensive and inefficient before covid-19
long before the covid-19 pandemic hit, canadians were paying for an expensive and yet severely stressed health-care system. the pandemic made things worse, but the underlying problems will persist after the pandemic is over.
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
surgery performed in a hospital operating room.

denley: mandatory vaccination carries its own risks — as ottawa is discovering
this is a situation where relative harms must be weighed against each other. compulsory immunization will cut the number of workers available to deliver essential public services, such as health care or policing.
randall denley, postmedia
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the covid vaccine: who wouldn't want it? let's admit there are such folks and not react with overkill policies.

shift: shouldn't we choose how we get news from our doctors?
there are very few things in life that are surprise-worthy — and test results aren’t one of them.
lisa machado
nov 1 2021
communicating with your doctor the way you want to can go a long way to improving health outcomes. getty
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christopher labos: what we can learn from the hpv vaccine
it is sometimes hard to remember that cervical cancer used to be one of the most common and deadly cancers in women.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
health workers administer hpv vaccines to elementary school students in jakarta, indonesia. vaccines are much less resource-intensive than a strategy that requires regular testing and follow-up, notes christopher labos.

mitzi dean: b.c. needs safety net to better support families of neurodiverse children and youth
opinion: for many, change can’t come soon enough. and to ensure we get this right for all families we must continue to take a thoughtful approach
the province
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
b.c. minister of children and family development mitzi dean says the province in 2023 will open family connections hubs in two regions to better support families with neurodiverse children and youth, with full implementation provincewide in 2024.

opinion: install wi-fi in low-income housing for seniors
montreal likes to call itself a "smart city." wouldn’t a smart city strategy be to bridge this existing digital divide?
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
for many older adults, including those living in low-income housing, digital disconnection is a reality, write constance lafontaine and kim sawchuk.

shift: debating vaccine mandates make our sacrifices feel in vain
whether healthcare workers should be vaccinated after all we have lost is just another sign of the disconnect between what's important for patients and government policy.
lisa machado
nov 8 2021
patients should feel safe within hospital walls. getty
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migraine canada

mandryk: sask. party government has its own vaccine hesitancy problem
the vaccine hesitancy problem in saskatchewan is the hesitancy of government to make the unvaccinated uncomfortable with their choices.
murray mandryk
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
vaccine hesitancy remains saskatchewan's biggest problem, yet premier scott moe's government remains reluctant to tackle it head on.

goldstein: health care expensive and inefficient before covid-19
long before the covid-19 pandemic hit, canadians were paying for an expensive and yet severely stressed health-care system. the pandemic made things worse, but the underlying problems will persist after the pandemic is over.
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
surgery performed in a hospital operating room.

denley: mandatory vaccination carries its own risks — as ottawa is discovering
this is a situation where relative harms must be weighed against each other. compulsory immunization will cut the number of workers available to deliver essential public services, such as health care or policing.
randall denley, postmedia
世界杯决赛2022
nov 2 2021
the covid vaccine: who wouldn't want it? let's admit there are such folks and not react with overkill policies.

shift: shouldn't we choose how we get news from our doctors?
there are very few things in life that are surprise-worthy — and test results aren’t one of them.
lisa machado
nov 1 2021
communicating with your doctor the way you want to can go a long way to improving health outcomes. getty
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movember canada

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