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Health care leaders are describing the growing crisis in New Hampshire’s ambulance system as “dire.” The health care industry has been scrambling to get back on track after COVID-19. Health care leaders warn if the problem isn’t addressed soon, it …
Shared Health has chosen Lanette Siragusa — who became one of the public faces of Manitoba’s COVID-19 pandemic response — as its new chief executive officer. She will start on Monday.
Siragusa is “a born leader whose vast experience in
The mayor of Summerside hosted a town hall on Wednesday night, giving residents the chance to speak with some of PEI’s top health officials.
“The conversation so often is driven by responses to crises,” said Major Dan Kutcher.
“I wanted
Tony Felll is a former chair of the University Health Network and a fundraiser for the Cambie Clinic constitutional challenge.
The recent decision by the Supreme Court of Canada not to hear a constitutional challenge regarding surgical wait times in
More than any other single group, health-care workers bore the brunt of the covid-19 pandemic. In the early days and weeks of the crisis, doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians were hailed as superheroes — immortalized in graffiti and balcony
Did you ever wonder why it is easier to gain weight than keeping it off?
The key to this is in the fat cells where a powerful hormone is produced called leptin. Leptin signals the brain to regulate the metabolism
Eding Mvilongo has 12 years of experience as an anesthesiologist and for over 10 of those years, she had no Black colleagues.
Her situation is reflected in a new report being submitted to the United Nations on anti-Black racism in
I had friends that I met on my keto trip to Greece who came to visit us in Maui. Vito is a chef so he cooked for us but I wanted to have a delicious dessert for them to enjoy
A union representing more than 50,000 BC health-sector workers says the City of Vancouver’s ongoing efforts to clear homeless encampments from the Downtown Eastside puts both the health of those people — and the health care system — at risk.