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  • These forms of cancer are expected to grow in 2024. Here’s why
    As the population grows and ages, new cancer cases and deaths from the disease in Canada are increasing, the authors of the CMAJ study say.
    Health
    May 13
  • Over 25% of young Canadian deaths linked to opioids amid pandemic: study
    Across Canada, the burden of premature opioid-related deaths doubled between 2019 and 2021, representing more than one-quarter of deaths among younger adults, a study found.
    Health
    Apr 15
  • Is remote therapy as effective as in-person sessions? What new research says 
    Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) done remotely with a therapist is just as effective as in-person sessions, according to a new study published in the CMAJ.
    Health
    Mar 18
  • Capital gains change: CMA ‘deeply concerned’ about impact on health care
    The CMA said in a statement Thursday that the capital gains tax changes will worsen barriers for retaining and recruiting physicians.
    Canada
    May 23
  • Mothers with obesity at greater risk of stillbirth: Canadian study
    A new CMAJ study suggests there is a higher risk of stillbirth in mothers with obesity, with experts saying early delivery could help minimize those risks.
    Health
    Mar 4
  • Capital gains changes are ‘really fair,’ Freeland says, as doctors cry foul
    The Canadian Medical Association is asking the federal government to reconsider its proposed changes to capital gains taxation, arguing it will affect doctors' retirement savings.
    Canada
    Apr 23
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  • Babies of immigrant parents at greater risk of stillbirth: Canadian study
    A new study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that the rate of stillbirth and preterm birth was higher among immigrant parents when compared to native Canadians.
    Health
    Apr 2
  • Working hours of male doctors have dropped sharply, data shows. Why?
    The working hours of male physicians in Canada have sharply declined over the past 30 years, a new study says, amid increased burnout and health-care staffing challenges.
    Canada
    Mar 25
  • Tapeworm eggs found in man’s brain. Undercooked bacon may be to blame
    A man from the U.S. was in for a startling surprise after he was hospitalized for his worsening migraines, only to be told parasitic tapeworm larvae in his brain caused them.
    Health
    Mar 13
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  • For 80% of childhood cancer survivors, serious health risks follow: study
    By the age of 45, more than 80 per cent of childhood cancer survivors will grapple with serious or life-threatening effects stemming from their treatments.
    Health
    Mar 11
  • Nigerian forces rescue hundreds, mostly women and children, from Boko Haram
    The 350 hostages had been held in the Sambisa Forest, a hideout for the extremist group which launched an insurgency in 2009, a senior Nigerian Army officer said.
    World
    May 21
  • U.S. accuses Russia of launching space weapon into orbit
    Russian officials derided the claims as 'fake news' as the two countries continue to butt heads at the UN over the issue of space weapons.
    World
    May 22
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  • Federal budget 2024: What lies ahead for Canada’s health-care system?
    With the unveiling of the 2024 federal budget Tuesday, Canadians may be anxiously awaiting insights into the plans for tackling the strains on the health-care system.
    Health
    Apr 14
  • Barge spills oil in Texas after hitting bridge, causing partial collapse
    The bridge that leads to Pelican Island was struck by the barge when a tugboat backing out of Texas International Terminals lost control of two barges it was pushing
    U.S. News
    May 15
  • Netanyahu calls deadly Israeli strike in Rafah ‘tragic mistake’ as outrage grows
    Israel has faced surging international criticism over its conflict with Hamas, with even some of its closest allies, particularly the U.S., expressing outrage at civilian deaths.
    World
    May 27
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  • Saskatchewan volunteers recognized for their contributions with Regina ceremony
    The Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty presented 10 people with the 2023 Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal based on their contributions in the province.
    Canada
    Apr 16
  • Israel’s military intelligence chief resigns over failure to prevent Oct. 7 attack
    The head of Israeli military intelligence resigned on Monday over the failures surrounding Hamas' unprecedented Oct. 7 attack, the military said.
    World
    Apr 22
  • How capital gains tax changes could affect some family doctors
    Some family doctors have warned that the changes to capital gains taxation will affect their ability to save for retirement and their families' futures.
    Canada
    Apr 20
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  • Tactical helicopter fly past in Edmonton marks 100th anniversary of Royal Canadian Air Force
    Monday marks 100 years of service for the Royal Canadian Air Force and the occasion was celebrated in Edmonton with a special fly past.
    Canada
    Apr 1
  • People with polycystic ovary syndrome may be at higher risk of suicide: study
    "Polycystic ovaries is a really bad diagnosis," Diane Francoeur, CEO of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada (SOGC), told Global News.
    Health
    Feb 6
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