Feeling anxious or depressed? Good luck getting care
The pandemic has meant that many people had to choose between mental health care and paying rent, says Canadian Mental Health Association director.
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Feds, provinces agree on vaccine travel passport
The provinces and territories agreed on the look, feel and security measures based on the international standard for Smart health cards.
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B.C. doctors calls on province to focus on COVID-19 aerosols
Dr. Victor Leung, an infectious disease physician and medical microbiologist, says the province and public health have been too slow to amend mandates to limit the spread of the virus.
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GUNTER: Fourth wave is waning, but don't expect restrictions to
There are simply a lot of absolutists who are never going to give up on the “need” for a state of emergency.
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Opinion: Vaccine mandates help anti-vaxxers save face
There is no magic bullet for vaccine resistance, writes University of Alberta professor.
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Health authority takes over Vancouver care home
The transfer includes Little Mountain Place, a 116-bed long-term care home for seniors, where 41 deaths and many more COVID-19 illnesses were reported last winter.
Miscarriage and baby loss: ‘We are forever looking to keep him present’
'We know Spencer has the power to save lives,' says Randi Deskin-Landau, who has set up a fund with her husband to benefit the Montreal Children’s Hospital.
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What It Feels Like: I had Hep C, and live with the stigma of drug ...
'It shouldn't matter if I'm a person who uses drugs — the doctor could have taken a couple of extra minutes to test me.'
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Opinion: We need to expand newborn screening program
The benefits of early diagnosis from screening are monumental.
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Vaughn Palmer: Will surgical strike of guidelines rescue area of B.C. mired in COVID misinformation?
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ADVICE: My fingernails need help
Weak, brittle nails often occurs because of poor diet, vitamin deficiency, lack of self-care or exposure to harsh chemicals.
Plastics may affect infants' developing cognition
Specific phthalates have already been shown to interfere with the development and function of hormones in the body
