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How a mental health project from moratorium era Newfoundland can inform senior care
A program by the CMHA trained community members—no matter their expertise—to help their neighbours cope with the depression, listlessness and anxiety that followed the moratorium, which wiped out jobs for more than 30,000 people.
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In race for monkeypox vaccines, experts see repeat of COVID-19

While rich countries have ordered millions of vaccines to stop monkeypox within their borders, none have announced plans to share doses with Africa, where a more lethal form of monkeypox is spreading than in the West.
Some Quebec health workers sick with COVID-19 being asked back to work, union says

The government said there are currently 5,014 healthcare workers off the job for reasons linked to COVID-19.
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But while she’s happy to have found a doctor for her husband, Janet Mort said she knows how difficult it is for doctors to take on “even one more patient.”
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The current outbreak is by far the biggest involving the virus, and it's been designated a global emergency.
Ontario paramedics say offload delays getting worse amid staff shortages, ER closures

Several Ontario hospitals have previously warned that emergency department closures could be a recurring issue this summer as a result of staffing shortages.
Medically assisted death 'needs to be a good choice, not a choice of last resort'

In June, the federal government broadened MAID eligibility.
Health Canada report suggests pharmacies could sell CBD

The report found that between 20 and 200 mg/day of oral CBD was “safe and tolerable for short-term use” and could be distributed by pharmacists.
13-year-old girl accepted to medical school

Having finished high school at age 12, the teenager is currently working on two separate undergraduate degrees.

How a mental health project from moratorium era Newfoundland can inform senior care

Are consumers losing trust in healthcare professionals?

In race for monkeypox vaccines, experts see repeat of COVID-19

Some Quebec health workers sick with COVID-19 being asked back to work, union says

'YAHOO is my answer!' Happy outcome for woman who bought an ad pleading for a doctor for her husband

If monkeypox spreads through sexual contact, is it an STD?

Ontario paramedics say offload delays getting worse amid staff shortages, ER closures

Medically assisted death 'needs to be a good choice, not a choice of last resort'

Health Canada report suggests pharmacies could sell CBD

13-year-old girl accepted to medical school

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