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Doctors say political activism part of their jobs on issues affecting health
Several doctors spearheading movements to address climate change, poverty, and gun violence discuss why they do what they do
Quebec won't appeal ruling that struck down assisted death provision
The Quebec government won't appeal a court ruling last month that struck down sections of the provincial law on medically assisted dying that were deemed unconstitutional.

Liberals have made a momentous promise on primary healthcare
The Liberals have failed to enforce the Canada Health Act
Helping patients with pelvic pain
Seniors in B.C. can register for high-dose flu shot

The B.C. chapter of the Canadian Association for Retired Persons (CARP) is partnering with pharmacies to help make the high-dose flu vaccine more readily available for its members.
A move to B.C. and expansion of scope
Clinic room designs must fit care models
Seniors Day a reminder to do more as flu season approaches

National Seniors Day happened on October 1, and an event in Toronto focused on preparations for the coming flu season given the high risks for hospitalization and death among older adults.
Federal funding, leadership needed to maintain healthcare: report

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