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Who exactly is Black and why it matters in providing healthcare in Canada?
Health research uses a wide variety of terminology when it comes to Canada Black population and that lack of specificity has the potential to hamper key research.
Toronto pre-teen the youngest person in Canada to receive total artificial heart
Her doctors at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children on Monday detailed their last-ditch measure to save her life when a previous transplant began to fail.

Mental health experts say Canada should have a three digit suicide crisis hotline

Sheryl Boswell, the executive director of Youth Mental Health Canada, said Canada should act fast to establish this essential mental health service.
Some SARS-CoV-2 variants showing signs of becoming resistant to Paxlovid

Drug should be reserved for those who need it most to slow down resistance.
B.C. Court of Appeal set to deliver ruling in private healthcare case

Dr. Brian Day had challenged the province's Medicare Protection Act, which bans extra-billing and private insurance for medically necessary procedures.
When two wrongs don't make a right: Doctor prescribed Ivermectin for myocarditis—even though tests ruled out the condition

Dr. Wilhemus Petrus Grobler told the College of Physicians and Surgeons and Manitoba he was acceding to what the patient wanted.
Public Health Ontario reports first confirmed female case of monkeypox

The average age of the confirmed cases, which are mostly reported in Toronto, is 37.
NAPRA creates eight principles of professionalism for pharmacy

The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) has published a new document the lays out the principles of professionalism for pharmacy.
The Dutch public-private healthcare model is the fix Canada needs

Lawyer and health law specialist Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd argues Canada should look abroad for solutions, specifically to the Netherlands.
Health Canada approves first COVID-19 vax for youngest kids

Moderna's vaccine for infants and preschoolers has been approved as the first kind of COVID-19 shot for the age group.

Who exactly is Black and why it matters in providing healthcare in Canada?

Toronto pre-teen the youngest person in Canada to receive total artificial heart

Mental health experts say Canada should have a three digit suicide crisis hotline

Some SARS-CoV-2 variants showing signs of becoming resistant to Paxlovid

B.C. Court of Appeal set to deliver ruling in private healthcare case

When two wrongs don't make a right: Doctor prescribed Ivermectin for myocarditis—even though tests ruled out the condition

Public Health Ontario reports first confirmed female case of monkeypox

NAPRA creates eight principles of professionalism for pharmacy

The Dutch public-private healthcare model is the fix Canada needs

Health Canada approves first COVID-19 vax for youngest kids