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Enjoy a Safe Return to Travel by Taking These Precautions
After a long pause, international travel is coming back. Here’s how you can enjoy the trip while staying safe.
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COVID-19 Persists, Despite the Widescale Vaccine Rollout
JN Nova and Biodextris have teamed up to produce a new COVID-19 therapeutic solution.
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Leveraging Canada’s COVID-19 Testing Engine to Transform Cancer Prevention
With all the new health care infrastructure the COVID-19 pandemic response has provided, could HPV screening and cervical cancer prevention be the natural next step? The past year and a half has been a battle, and one of the underappreciated victories has been the rapid and successful roll-out of a tremendous new capacity for molecular...
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New Treatments for SMA Provide Options for Patients
SMA treatments can help patients maximize independence and preserve functioning that's vital to their daily lives, but access hurdles remain.
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Zoom and Social Media Drive the Rise of Cosmetic Procedures
Dermetics physicians recommend seeking reliable sources for information on aesthetic treatments rather than social media.
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Precision Oncology Trials Will Improve Outcomes for Canadian Cancer Patients
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to diagnosis of patients with more advanced cancers. Targeted treatments will help Canada tackle this challenge.
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Canadian Basketballer Nik Stauskas and the Fight Against IPF
Canadian Basketball player, Nik Stauskas has made it his mission to raise awareness for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).
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There’s No Cure for MS, But There Is a Way Forward
Living with and managing multiple sclerosis (MS) today is a whole different landscape than it was just 30 years ago.
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Cost-Effective Options Are Making Treatment More Accessible for Canadians with MS
Affordable Multiple Sclerosis medications are contributing to the sustainability of the Canadian healthcare system while providing effective therapy.
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Ensuring Continuity of MS Care During the Pandemic
During COVID-19, patients and doctors alike have had to learn new tricks to ensure continuity of care with managing multiple sclerosis.