Health Insight
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Cutting-Edge Cancer Research at The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Canada's home to The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre — one of the top 5 cancer research centres in the world. Here’s why that matters.
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Using the Body’s Own Cells to Kill Cancer
Dr. Ryan Wylie and his team at McMaster University are looking at using healthy cells in the immune system, called T cells, to fight prostate cancer.
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Pharmacy Research: Prescription for Better Patient Care
Pharmacists today have an ever-increasing role in health delivery, creating exciting new opportunities for practical research.
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E-Prescription Tech Is Revolutionizing Health Care
With PrescribeIT®, prescriptions are received directly into the pharmacy management system — reducing the risk of privacy breaches or lost prescriptions.
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Innovative Therapies Offer Options for Heart Failure Patients
Read about the innovative heart failure therapies that are improving survival rates and quality of life, especially for patients in more advanced stages.
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Paving the Way for Greater Tech Accessibility
We asked Kataryna Patsak, an Accessibility Project Manager with Bell, about the company's innovative accessibility products and services.
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For People with Vision Loss, Accessible Tech Can Be Life-Changing
People with vision loss can face barriers when accessing media, employment opportunities, independent transportation, and more. Technology is changing that.
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Research Delivers Sight-Restoring Treatment
Gene therapy is a new kind of treatment that has the potential to restore sight. Learn how it works and how it can change vision loss for Canadians.
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AMI Working to Make Media Content More Inclusive
By creating content for the blind and partially-sighted community, Accessible Media Inc. (AMI) hopes to become a global leader in media accessibility.
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Future of Pharma Marketing Summit Coming to Toronto
The Future of Pharma Marketing Summit comes to Toronto on February 26 and 27, 2020 — at a time of rapid growth for the the Canadian pharmaceutical industry.