PHAC says temporarily blocking entry for people coming from Ebola-affected countries is necessary to reduce the risk of importing the disease, despite the WHO recommendation against travel restrictions.
The Jacksons lived in a veteran's apartment building not far from my office. Mr. Jackson sat in his big armchair where he was tied by his oxygen tank and nasal prongs. His skin was abnormally smooth because of his disease.
Why a Turkish approach to outdoor fitness could be the cost-effective, community-driven solution Canada needs to keep seniors moving and combat isolation.
Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan CEO Michael Fougere says the province’s new $13.8-million agreement will push pharmacists deeper into frontline care through expanded testing and medication reviews.
It’s never too late to acknowledge the care and dedication, the skills and training, the thankless hours spent in near-impossible conditions and the personal sacrifice to alleviate the ravages of disease and suffering.
Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill says another seven beds will be added over two years to the adult intensive care unit at Saskatoon’s Royal University Hospital.
‘I don’t know if we’ll ever achieve real-time (status updates), but the goal is to provide the most up-to-date information that we have available and feel comfortable providing patients.’
