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Canadian medical officials for New Delhi aware of dengue fever threat
The pesky mosquito could be Canada’s biggest adversary at next month’s Commonwealth Games. A month from the opening of India’s largest multi-sports event, Games organizers are dealing with one of the worst outbreaks of the dengue fever in New Delhi in years. But while the head of Canada’s me...
Friday , September 03, 2010

Hepatitis A vaccines available for people who ate at a southern Alta. restaurant
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Alberta Health Services is issuing an alert about a Hepatitis A scare at a McDonald’s in southern Alberta. The area’s medical officer of health, Dr. Lorne Clearsky, says anyone who consumed food or a drink from the restaurant in downtown Lethbridge between August 20th and...
Friday , September 03, 2010

Toronto health officials end extreme heat alert as temperatures fall for weekend
TORONTO - It’s another sign the heat wave that gripped southern Ontario this week is coming to an end. Dr. David McKeown, Toronto?s medical officer of health, has terminated the extreme heat alert that had been issued for the city. During the alert, the city opened special cooling centres fo...
Friday , September 03, 2010

Saskatchewan resumes some kidney transplants for the first time since July 2009
SASKATOON - The Saskatchewan government says kidney transplants will partially resume in the province. Health Minister Don McMorris says the organ transplants from living, related donors will begin this month. McMorris made the announcement Friday morning in Saskatoon with officials from the...
Friday , September 03, 2010


Link between chronic stress, increased heart risk may be found in hair: study
TORONTO - Whether you’re sporting a cropped cut or long curls, your hair may do more than reflect your personal style ? researchers say it may serve as a means to measure stress. According to a new study, a stress hormone that’s captured in the hair may act as a biological marker for chronic...
Thursday , September 02, 2010

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