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- 3/26/2024
Measles has landed and there is a flash flood of questions
Experts from diverse fields respond to common questions. - 3/26/2024
AI chatbots are here to help with your mental health, despite limited evidence they work
Start talking or typing about anxiety and an app can generate the kind of comforting, sympathetic statements therapists are trained to deliver. - 3/26/2024
Measles cases in Canada are increasing, Canada’s chief public health officer warns
Dr. Theresa Tam says in a statement the Public Health Agency of Canada is aware of 40 measles cases in Canada so far this year. - 3/26/2024
New U.S. concussion guidelines could get athletes back to exercise, school earlier
A statement published Tuesday in the Journal of Athletic Training encourages practitioners to consider the psychological effects on students if they are kept out of school while they recover. - 3/26/2024
Dermatology images database including diverse skin types in its beta version
The website features images of dermatological conditions presented across the skin-colour spectrum—aiming to bolster knowledge where many traditional textbooks have failed. - 3/25/2024
It's time to spring clean your business plan
Pharmacy owners and aspiring pharmacy owners require a business plan to purchase or expand their businesses or simply to get started. There are a number of important elements pharmacists need to understand to successfully develop and maintain their business plan. - 3/25/2024
Ontario just released its newest budget: Billions announced for healthcare, but where will it get spent?
The province said it is investing $2 billion over three years in home care services, nearly $1-billion more for hospitals and hundreds of millions to expand primary care coverage. - 3/25/2024
Nova Scotia announces more modular housing for health workers
Four three-bedroom homes in the Cardeil Estates in Port Hawkesbury, close to the Strait Richmond Hospital, are to be ready in early April. - 3/25/2024
New Brunswick latest province to sign health deal with Ottawa, worth $430 million
With New Brunswick’s signature, Quebec is now the only province that hasn’t officially signed a healthcare agreement with the federal government. - 3/25/2024
New research suggests intermittent fasting increases the risk of dying from heart disease. But the evidence is mixed
What can we make of these findings? And how do they measure up with what else we know about intermittent fasting and heart disease?