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(“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is
not a fault: it is often careful sourcing.
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Health
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Economy/Business
7%
Politics
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🔮 He warned that patients will continue to die in a similar manner to Prashant Sreekumar, who died last December after eight hours in an Edmonton ED. assertive
🔮 Quebec will no longer administer free flu shots for its entire population this fall, a year after it stopped providing COVID-19 vaccinations at no cost. assertive
🔮 “The next place that I go will be as peaceful and familiar as a sleepy summer Sunday and a sweet, untroubled mind,” the book opens before detailing a gentle transition into the next realm. assertive
🔮 Early research, however, has shown that this class of drugs may help dampen drug cravings, similarly to how they quiet intrusive thoughts about food. assertive
🔮 A First Nation in Alberta says it will defy a provincial law that restricts access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth, arguing these health services are protected under treaty rights. assertive
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Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in Canada, with an estimated one in eight men expected to be diagnosed in their lifetime. assertive
🔮 Advocates, housing agencies and front-line clinicians say intensive housing could be the missing piece in Canada’s housing system for this medically complex and underserved segment of society. assertive
🔮 Kim Chow says it was not a difficult decision to donate her kidney to a stranger knowing it meant her older sister, Stephanie Chow, would receive one in exchange. assertive
🔮 “We are likely going to see more and more people with complex needs around drug use and who need specific supports in our health care system that we may not be ready for if we don’t start paying attention now,” said Dr. Gomes. assertive
🔮 Referring to unit assistants, she said Halton will introduce personal support workers, often referred to as health care aides, in their place. assertive
🔮 The model has come under widespread scrutiny, including from the Canadian Medical Association and its Alberta counterpart, which argue it could create a two-tier system where people who can afford to pay out of pocket receive faster care. assertive
🔮 Quebeckers who are not considered high-risk will have to pay nearly $200 to get vaccinated against influenza and COVID-19 this season, charting a path opposite to other provinces in Canada as the viral season picks up speed. assertive
🔮 An Ontario father of two with Stage 4 melanoma says he is heartbroken that the provincial government’s revised rules for out-of-country medical coverage will continue to bar access to a treatment that could save his and others’ lives. mixed
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