A new report shows Manitoba patients waiting for hip or knee replacements or cataract surgery didn’t have their procedures done within recommended wait times last year. Continue reading
New legislation was introduced Wednesday that, according to the provincial government, will fundamentally change healthcare in Manitoba. Continue reading
A new study from the University of Manitoba shows that more than 40 per cent of mothers who have children born with FASD did not receive adequate prenatal care. Continue reading
Medical officer of health Dr. Tim Hilderman told 680 CJOB that measles are rare in the province, although we do see the occasional sporadic case. Continue reading
From rodents to cold water, about 30 restaurants in Manitoba were closed for a period of time in 2018, mostly due to unsanitary conditions. Continue reading
Two Manitoba companies have been fined hefty sums after two workers lost their fingers in separate workplace accidents. Continue reading
Winnipeg Birth Centre does not have the funds or available midwives to reach intended 500 babies/year target, according to staff. Continue reading
Dr. Denise Koh, the Manitoba medical officer of health, said the water system has “met all conditions for rescinding the precautionary boil water advisory and that bacteriological testing results meet regulatory standards.” Continue reading
The province confirmed Monday that two cases of measles have been reported in Manitoba. Continue reading
Another two Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine clinics have opened in Manitoba, located in Brandon and Thompson, offering front-line help for people suffering from addictions. Continue reading