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- 2/15/2016
Treatments of yore: Bizarre medical procedures of the Victorian era
Bizarre medical procedures of the Victorian era - 2/15/2016
Swallowed button battery goes undetected in Toronto toddler for four days
The parents of a two-year-old Toronto girl are seeing red over what they claim to be the failure of doctors at four area hospitals and medical clinics over four days to detect a so-called button battery their child swallowed last week. - 2/15/2016
Airstrikes hit four Syrian hospitals in a single day
One supported by Medicins sans frontieres provided care to a population of 50,000 - 2/15/2016
Red hot Rioja
- 2/15/2016
Building a better team
Inside the operations of a clinical rehab team that says family-centred care is in its DNA - 2/15/2016
St. Mike's ER doused by pipe burst one floor above; staff assessing next steps for level-one trauma centre
The emergency department at a level-one trauma centre in Toronto was shut down for the day on Feb. 16. At 1 a.m. in the morning, a pipe burst on the second floor of St. Michael’s Hospital in the Cardinal Carter Wing. The wing sits above the emergency room, and water leaked through the walls and ceiling into a large part of the ER.