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People are 'fed up': Quebec follows Ontario's lead and loosens COVID-19 restrictions
Quebec Premier Francois Legault said the province would adopt a go-slow approach, which will see gathering limits raised on Monday for private functions, as well as the reopening of restaurants at 50% capacity and a resumption of some sports activities for those under 18.
How to help your patients with Diabetic Ketoacidosis
With an increasing number of people managing COVID-19 from home, I have seen numerous ER doctors on social media mentioning a "serious and life-threatening condition that they are seeing frequently in hospitals: Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA).

Former Regina doctor accused of sexual assault says he was shocked by complaints

Sylvester Ukabam, 76, faces seven counts of sexual assault that allegedly occurred between December 2010 and April 2017.
Co-housing and dementia villages: Social innovations offer alternatives for long-term care

COVID-19 has amplified existing cracks in the long-term care (LTC) system in Canada. We need socially innovative solutions to help seniors age safely and with dignity.
Community pharmacist—and parent—voices needed in push for pediatric formulations

A non-profit centre that works to make pediatric formulations of common medicines commercially available wants to hear from parents and community pharmacists about their experiences.
B.C. extends proof of vaccine card program to the end of June

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says the government is trying to mitigate the risks of spreading COVID-19 and the vaccine card is specifically designed to allow certain businesses and activities to remain open.
‘Never’ or just ‘not yet?’ How timing affects COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy

At this point in the pandemic (more than six months after most Canadian adults became eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine), should we declare this level of vaccination coverage as the “vaccine ceiling?”
Help prevent dental problems with sublingual/buccal buprenorphine products

US FDA warns about dental problems with buprenorphine-containing products dissolved in the mouth to treat opioid use disorder or pain.
Examining AI's benefits and pitfalls in dermatology

Artificial intelligence is becoming more important in medicine and is now trying to make its way in dermatology. Its arrival is welcomed by dermatologists, but it needs to be integrated in the right way.
Alberta responds as COVID-19 calls swamping emergency medical response

Copping referred to four emergency calls coming in simultaneously in Airdrie, on Calgary's northern outskirts, which forced one medically fragile boy with a broken leg to be taken to hospital by fire truck because ambulances weren't available.

People are 'fed up': Quebec follows Ontario's lead and loosens COVID-19 restrictions

How to help your patients with Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Former Regina doctor accused of sexual assault says he was shocked by complaints

Co-housing and dementia villages: Social innovations offer alternatives for long-term care

Community pharmacist—and parent—voices needed in push for pediatric formulations

B.C. extends proof of vaccine card program to the end of June

‘Never’ or just ‘not yet?’ How timing affects COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy

Help prevent dental problems with sublingual/buccal buprenorphine products

Examining AI's benefits and pitfalls in dermatology

Alberta responds as COVID-19 calls swamping emergency medical response