How women face unique alcohol use challenges, from physiology to stigma and child careWhile alcohol-related services have typically focused on men because they tend to drink more, day programs should provide child care so more women can have the opportunity to access them, said one expert. Manitoba hospitals will soon be collecting race based patient infoCountries such as the United States, Australia and England all collect racial identifiers as part of health data. U.S. study examines whether COVID-19 vaccines increase the risk of GBS U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System used to determine risk of Guillain-Barré syndrome following use of three different COVID-19 vaccines Alcohol-related healthcare visits in Ontario spiked during pandemic: study Lead author and Ottawa Hospital family physician Dr. Daniel Myran said the data, collected between March 2020 and May 2021, also show a 6% increase in hospitalizations. U.S. surveillance system flags possible safety signal for Pfizer’s bivalent vaccine and stroke risk Health Canada and other international regulatory agencies have not observed an elevated risk of stroke or any signals. Nope, coffee won’t give you extra energy. It’ll just borrow a bit that you’ll pay for later What is coffee actually doing to your brain? Keep those thumbs green: Gardening reduces disease risk new study finds RCT finds gardening improves physical activity, fiber intake and more. ‘Dangerous’ to think B.C.’s decriminalization plan will reduce OD deaths: researcher Users will not be arrested or have their drugs seized by police starting Tuesday in what is a three-year pilot project. Motorcycle rallies associated with a bump in organs for transplant Study finds 21% more organ donors and 26% more recipients each rally day. Report estimates how much time Canadian doctors spend on 'unnecessary' paperwork The report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business extrapolates data from a Nova Scotia study. First Previous 104 105 106 107 108 Next Last
