Corneal transplant restores vision for 78-year-old
The procedure, which offers hope to thousands of Canadians with vision loss, brought the man sight after 10 years.
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Does vaping cloud thinking? Studies look at mental fog
Those who started vaping between 8 and 13-years old were also more likely to report problems with concentrating, remembering or making decisions.
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Snake venom research's impact on heart treatments
Research into pit viper venom led to ACE inhibitors.
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Could a 'cold wave' warning system save lives?
Cold weather can be harsh on the lungs and heart, with certain temperatures seeing an increase in hospitalizations and death
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'Devastating measles epidemics' possible in years to come: experts
Missed vaccinations and the economic fallout of COVID-19 could prove deadly.
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Why shark activists fear COVID-19 vaccines
Adjuvants, which help boost antibody production, are destined to play an important role. So where do they come from?
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Vaping may increase risk of respiratory disease by 40 per cent
While often considered safer than smoking, vaping increases the risk of chronic bronchitis, emphysema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma.
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A spit test may be the answer to diagnosing concussions
Diagnosing concussions can be tricky because of physician and patient bias.
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The many 'armchair diagnoses' of Donald Trump
It's been speculated that the U.S. president has everything from Parkinson's to a personality disorder.
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Not brushing your teeth can have devastating consequences
Study links gum disease to heart conditions, dementia and diabetes.
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Donating blood during COVID-19: Is it safe?
Giving blood is not only safe, it's badly needed. And if you have had COVID-19, Canadian Blood Services wants you.
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The cold, vitamin A and burning fat: Study finds new connections
Researchers hope it will lead to new developments in therapeutic treatments for obesity.
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