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HealthHealth Matters: 16 carfentanil-related deaths in northern Alberta over 2-week spa -
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HealthHealth Matters: Gyms reopening, but some people sticking with home workouts -
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HealthHealth Matters: end-of-life planning in light of COVID-19 -
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HealthHealth Matters: Resumption of surgeries draining Canada’s blood supply
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Snacking more? COVID-19 and emotional eatingIf you find yourself reaching for unhealthy foods during the COVID-19 pandemic, you're not alone. One registered dietitian has some tips on how to control emotional eating.Mar 26Health
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‘Maximum protection’: Alberta company developing COVID-19 vaccineEntos Pharmaceuticals, Inc. says its DNA-based vaccine would deliver strong protection against COVID-19, and could be mass produced quickly.Mar 23Health
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Alberta doctors say some patients not telling the truth when it comes to COVID-19Several doctors in Edmonton are speaking up about patients who are putting others at risk by not being honest about their potential COVID-19 symptoms or travel history.Mar 17Health
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Diabetes DIY: why thousands of people are hacking their insulin pumpsThousands of people with Type 1 diabetes are hacking into their insulin pumps in an attempt to better control their condition. The DIY technique is called "looping."Feb 6Health
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Alberta woman told she was dying of cancer discovers it’s actually a parasiteFirst Cassidy Armstrong was diagnosed with a rare, terminal cancer. Then, doctors discovered she actually had a rare parasite found in coyote and dog feces.Feb 3Health
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Stollery Children’s Hospital holds toy, comfort item drive for families ahead of the holiday seasonThe Stollery Children's Hospital has organized a toy and comfort item drive ahead of the holidays.Nov 20, 2019Health
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Special guests from Kids With Cancer Society become Global Edmonton reportersFive young people from the Kids With Cancer Society spent the day at Global Edmonton on Wednesday, learning what it's like to be a reporter.Nov 20, 2019Features
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More than 700,000 Albertans immunized for flu this seasonAlberta Health Services released its first round of data related to the 2019/20 flu season, and so far more than 700,000 Albertans have been immunized.Nov 8, 2019Health
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Meet the 2019 Glenrose Courage Award recipientsEvery year, staff of Edmonton's Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital honour a few patients who inspire everyone around them. This year's recipients are shining examples.Nov 7, 2019Features
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Patients who need urgent CT scans waiting 2-3 months, some Edmonton doctors sayEmployees at the Grandview Heights Medical Clinic say the wait times for computerized tomography in the Edmonton area are putting patients at risk.Oct 30, 2019Health
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