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Air travel and COVID-19: Will the industry rebound from its biggest setback?
Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, people seeking to travel by play have more to think about than the bottles of liquids in their carry-on. Continue reading
Londoners find unlikely gathering place to mourn loved ones lost during COVID-19
‘There is real suffering going on and we acknowledge that together.’ Continue reading
Coronavirus: The United Kingdom unites in the face of illness, death and economic collapse
In the face of an unprecedented threat to public health, people in the U.K. are worried but they are finding reasons to be optimistic. Continue reading
‘Rejecting globalization’: What Boston, U.K. residents seek now that they’ve left European Union
For many residents of the small community, frustration has given way to hope as Brexit slowly becomes reality. Crystal Goomansingh explains. Continue reading
Mourners at Kyiv international airport honour Flight 752 crash victims
The memorial to the victims of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 grows as more people arrive in Kyiv. Continue reading
Crystal Goomansingh: A closer look at homelessness in Oshawa
Ray Bond never lived in a tent when he was homeless, but other people who live on the streets befriended him and now he tries to return the favour by bringing food, water and at least on one occasion a crew from Global News. Continue reading
Young Ontario photographer captures hardship of homelessness
With one book now on sale, Leah Denbok is not letting up. She said she is committed to two more publications featuring images and stories of those struggling on the streets or in shelters hoping to raise awareness and humanizing those often ignored by society. Continue reading
How one woman’s organs saved six lives
Hua Ding, a mother and wife, died at 34 years old. But her organs saved six people who were terminally ill. Her husband tells her brave story. Continue reading
Toronto hospital offers effective but rarely used treatment for severe incontinence
Toronto Western is home to the only two urologic surgeons in Ontario performing surgery for the bladder pacemaker. Continue reading
Lack of tests at your annual doctor check-up may not be a bad thing
A visit to the doctor should be in order in 2015 but don’t be upset if you’re not sent for any tests. Continue reading
Mountain trek to raise awareness about heart disease turns into emergency
On one of the world’s toughest mountain hiking trails a doctor falls ill and learns what it’s like to put her life in another person’s hands. Continue reading
Treat yourself this holiday season; doctor’s orders
How to keep holiday stress from leaving you joyless and tired this year. Continue reading
Ontario drug reviews heard from 13 patient advocates. All get pharma funding
For disease-specific groups fighting for treatment, pharmaceutical companies have the funds to turn pipe dreams into reality. Continue reading
Patient groups fighting for coverage of pricey drugs get pharma funding
In its fight for for “the best possible care and treatment” for the fewer than 100 people in the country suffering from atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS), aHUS Canada has a very powerful ally. Continue reading
Ontario looking to ban or further restrict medical tourism: source
A source tells Global News the Ontario government is likely to ban or restrict formalized international patient programs and medical tourism in the province. Continue reading