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The US confirms the defection of two more high-level Syrian diplomats, as fighting in the key commercial hub of Aleppo intensifies.
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Officials suspect Holmes sent package to university
Authorities found a package in a university mailroom apparently sent by the alleged gunman in the Colorado theater shooting, a law enforcement...
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Watching online videos of a maneuver used to quell dizziness may help sufferers of vertigo.
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Toronto scientist creates first living 3D pancreas model - Toronto Star
THE CANCER SOCIETY Dr Senthil Muthuswamy created the first living 3D models of the pancreas to better understand pancreatic cancer, a disease that kills 94 per cent of diagnosed patients in over five years. Toronto researcher Dr. Semthil Muthuswamy has ... |
High-salt diets linked to calcium loss - Globe and Mail
Doctors have long puzzled over the link between high-salt diets and increased incidence of problems like osteoporosis and kidney stones. Now, Canadian researchers may have uncovered the reason. Using animals and cells in a lab, researchers have ... |
$10M budget approved for medical queue-jumping probe - Calgary Herald
CALGARY — The Alberta government's long-awaited probe into medical queue-jumping took a step forward Wednesday as the province approved a $10-million operating budget for the inquiry. But opposition parties said the money would be better spent on a ... |
Let's Make a Miracle - Orangeville Citizen
LET'S MAKE A MIRACLE today (Thursday) at the Dairy Queen on Riddell Road. All day, until closing at 11 pm, the Dairy Queen will give all the proceeds from their Blizzard treats to the Children's Miracle Network. With the support of local residents and ... |
OTTAWA, Ont. -- Raw or undercooked sprouts can sometimes be contaminated by harmful bacteria and should be eaten with caution, says Health Canada. Sprouts, such as alfalfa and mung bean, are often chosen because they are low in calories. |
Eastern Health has fired five employees for breaching patient confidentiality, including one nurse who looked up the files of 122 patients. The health authority — the largest in Newfoundland and Labrador — described that breach involving 122 patients ... |
BC doctors agree to 4-year deal - CBC.ca
Fewer then half the practising dotors in BC voted on the deal, but 92 per cent of those that did approved it.Fewer then half the practising dotors in BC voted on the deal, but 92 per cent of those that did approved it. (Kevin Frayer/Canadian Press) ... |
Epidemiologists denounce asbestos trade - TheTyee.ca (blog)
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