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Health Matters: Men’s mental healthHeadsUpGuys Founder John Ogrodniczuk talks about the importance of opening up discussion around men’s mental health, and what you can do to help start the conversation.Global BCMay 28
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Vancouver health conference held to explore e-healthA conference in Vancouver examines how to introduce greater e-health in B.C.’s health care system. Cassidy Mosconi has the story.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 26
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Health Matters: Water safetyKimiko Hirakida with the Lifesaving Society BC & Yukon Branch discusses water safety and drowning prevention.Global News Morning BCMay 29
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Health Matters: Mental Health WeekSarah Hamid-Balma of the Canadian Mental Health Association discusses how displays of kindness and compassion can make a big difference to those struggling with mental health.Global News Morning BCMay 9
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Hundreds of Manitoba health records accessed in breach by former HSC staffer: Shared HealthHundreds of Manitobans had personal medical information inappropriately accessed over an eight-month period ending in March, Shared Health says.May 24
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Attacks on health workers in conflict zones reach highest level on recordA new report from the Safeguarding Health in Conflict coalition has found that last year attacks on health workers in conflict zones reached the highest level on record. Amandalina Letterio has more on the cause of the increase in Health Matters for May 22, 2024.Health MattersMay 22
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Menstrual Health Day May 28We check in with Danielle Kaftarian, executive director of the Period Purse, to learn more about efforts to reduce the stigma around periods and work towards reaching menstrual equity in Canada!Global News Morning HalifaxMay 28
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Calls for fair health care on Vancouver IslandA new group is calling for equal access to health care for people living on the northern half of Vancouver Island. As Kylie Stanton reports, they are trying to ensure people can receive care where they live.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 29
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More health care support coming onlineThe South Okanagan-Similkameen region is set to receive more help within the local healthcare system. The region has been struggling with staffing shortages and many residents are without a family doctor. Taya Fast has more.May 29
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GlobalMedic launches health trailer for marginalized communitiesGlobalMedic has partnered with Haleon bringing a health trailer to marginalized communities in Toronto. Rahul Singh, Executive Director at GlobalMedic, joins Candace Daniel to go over the services being offered.HealthMay 24
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Calls for more wildfire mental health supportsA University of Victoria researcher is calling for more action to be taken to address mental health for Canadians living under constant dread of evacuation and property damage. Ashley Berard talks to Jennifer Palma about her recommendations ahead of her presentation at the upcoming Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences in Montreal.Global News Morning BCMay 25
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Fundraising to support women’s mental health in AlbertaThe Lois Hole Hospital for Women in central Edmonton provides specialized care for women and also houses a number of clinical research programs. Sharlene Rutherford, the president & CEO of the Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation, joined Global News at Noon to speak about an upcoming run that is supporting women’s mental health.Global News at Noon EdmontonMay 24
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Unlocking gut health secrets for springBack by popular demand, dietitian Shahzadi Devje returns to delve deeper into the world of gut health. She helps us distinguish between temporary discomfort and gut issues, and offers easy ways to incorporate probiotics into your diet with ease.The Morning ShowMay 16
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Embrace Movement: National Health and Fitness Day tipsGet ready to lace up your sneakers and join the movement because Shahzadi Devje is here to pump up your enthusiasm for National Health and Fitness Day! She discusses the benefits of exercise on overall happiness and the power of community in staying active. Plus, she unveils an exciting community challenge with fantastic prizes up...The Morning ShowMay 31
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Business steady for Halifax private health clinicBusiness has been steady for a private health clinic that opened its doors in Halifax 14 months ago. The clinic’s founder says the practice is helping Nova Scotians access the care they need amid lengthy waits in the public system. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 22
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Regulating B.C.’s mental health professionalsPsychotherapy could soon be a regulated health profession in B.C. The provincial government is moving toward regulating thousands of mental health therapists and counsellors. Dr. Erika Penner, a clinical psychologist and director of public advocacy for the B.C. Psychological Association, explains why the move is important.Global BCJun 1
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Health Matters: Speech & Hearing MonthDawn McKenna and Andrea Manchon of the Children’s Hearing & Speech Centre of BC discuss the developmental implications of speech and hearing problems in children.Global News Morning BCMay 15
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Health Matters: Drowning deaths rising in some provincesAs people across Canada prepare their pools for the summer and others head to cottages and beaches, experts are asking for water safety to be at the top of mind. According to experts, drowning rates spike in the summer, and incidents can happen silently within seconds. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health...Health MattersMay 29
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Mental health and addictions issues worry Confederation businessesAn NSBA survey found that 80 per cent of the members who responded said they’ve been directly or indirectly impacted by the increase in crime.Global News at 5 SaskatoonMay 28
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The trouble with mental health, social media, and the internetMental health disorders are not to be taken lightly and should be discussed with a professional, but the proliferation of using the internet and social media for self-diagnosis is causing concern. Dr. Monica Vermani, a Clinical Psychologist, has advice on what to do.Global News Morning BCMay 19