Rare Disease Day: Lack of strategy is hurting patients
People living with rare diseases often wait years for a diagnosis and lack access to treatments and life-saving research.
Rare Diseases
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Next in line for vaccine: T.O. cops, P.E.I. truck drivers
A look at how vaccine rollout compares among the provinces and territories.
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Doctors startled to find cause of 24-year-old's pain
Each time it happened, Johanna Dickson thought it was something she had eaten
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Colon cancer: Poop test worth peace of mind
It’s most certainly not a glamorous exercise, but screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) is important
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Should you take Aspirin to cut colon cancer risk?
Should everyone over 50 take a daily Aspirin? The answer is unequivocally no. The decision is a three-way balance of an individual’s cardiovascular risk, cancer risk and the risk of major bleeding.
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Vaccine hesitancy: What drives us to get the jab?
Amid slogans and social media campaigns, studies point to a stronger motivation for getting the COVID-19 shot.
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