What are the signs of pancreatitis?
Acute and chronic pancreatitis are typically diagnosed between the ages of 40 and 70, with men more likely to be diagnosed across all age groups.
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Justin Bieber 'did something very important for the facial difference community'
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The broken promise of trans health care: 'I foolishly thought I was going to get ...
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TikTok Tuesday: We take our medications out of the bathroom thanks to this TikTok trend ...
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COVID-19 raises risk of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and stroke: study
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Canada’s COVID-19 pandemic response compares well with other countries, study finds
By: Virginie Ann Canada handled the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic and weathered the ensuing upheaval better than several other nations with comparable health-care and economic infrastructure, a new study suggests.
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SHIFT: COVID has made socializing a little like having sex without protection
Getting back to some kind of normal means accepting the risk of COVID, and understanding that the feeling of liberation comes along with fear and uncertainty.
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Calls for Ont. to expand fourth dose eligibility as Ottawa mass vaccine clinic cancelled
By: Elizabeth Payne An Ottawa doctor who had registered more than 700 people for a planned mass COVID-19 booster vaccine clinic Monday abruptly cancelled the event Friday and encouraged people who want a fourth dose but aren’t eligible to contact their MPPs.
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David Staples: Shots fired! Danielle Smith roasts Alberta's management of COVID
UCP leadership hopeful Danielle Smith is a combination of being open to new ideas, passionately embracing positions and speaking her mind.
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Pandemic has set end of life care back, says expert
Dr. Allan Kellehear said allowing people to die on their own during the pandemic with little end of life support and little grief support in the community has been a disgrace.
Celebrating a rainbow baby on Mother's Day can bring mixed emotions
"It’s definitely hard to talk about him, but it also would have been harder not talking about him.”
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What it feels like: Fighting HIV stigma, one meal at a time
"I decided that it was my job to fight. I didn't want to die in my 30s. I love life. I was a good person."
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Gene therapy for hemophilia may soon become a reality — but when?
Game-changing therapies are on the horizon for hemophilia patients — but recent history shows it may take years before Canadians get access.
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Justin Bieber has temporary facial paralysis due to Ramsay Hunt syndrome
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Monkeypox is now in Canada: Should you be worried?
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Hemochromatosis is the most common genetic disease in the Western world, and yet diagnosis is ...
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Game-changer: CHEO takes part in genomics pilot project to identify rare diseases
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Asking For A Friend: Is it rude to use a toothpick during a meal?
Toothpicks may have been cool in the sixties, but today's dentists say there are better and safer options for your teeth.
Plastics may affect infants' developing cognition
Specific phthalates have already been shown to interfere with the development and function of hormones in the body
