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An Inside Scoop into the Nursing Field: An Interview with Barbara Olas
Barbara Olas is a telemetry nurse from Toronto, Ontario and the face behind the many study guides that help up and coming nurses.
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Preparing for the Future of Stem-Cell Based Medicine
Read about the non-invasive personalized regenerative treatments technique of Acorn Biolabs that can solve most health problems in future.
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Oncology Drug Access Navigators: Who, What, Where, and Why?
My name is Craig Woudsma, and I am a Director and team-lead for ODANO. I’m a Registered Pharmacy Technician with almost 20 years’ experience and I’ve worked in oncology pharmacy for the past decade. In 2017 I became the Drug Access Navigator for my centre’s oncology clinic, as well as a member of Oncology Drug...
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Is It IBS or IBD? A Simple Stool Test Zeroes in on the Answer
LifeLabs’ Fecal Calprotectin stool test lets patients and practitioners confidently rule out inflammatory causes for chronic diarrhea.
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Commitment to Diabetes Support and Access Is Critical
Diabetes 360° is a new, national strategy to managing the epidemic in Canada with the goal to end diabetes and its impact through prevention and management.
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Canadians Affected by MS Need Life-Changing Research
Finding a cure would be life-changing for millions of families affected by MS — but to get closer to one, more Canadians need to support the MS Society.
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Why Checking for Concussions is Important
Managing symptoms and a return to daily life are crucial to concussion recovery — and timing matters. Learn more with Parachute's free concussion resources.
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Cyclica Is Building the Biotech Pipeline of the Future
By executing at scale on their innovative business model on the back of their discovery platform, Cyclica is creating the biotech pipeline of the future.
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You’ve Been Diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Now What?
Parkinson Canada advocates for access to excellent Parkinson’s care, treatment options, and research funding. Together we’ll find hope for your future.
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PoNS Treatment™ Could Help Canadian MS Patients with Chronic Gait Deficit
For Canadians living with MS, new innovations are always in development to improve their lives in practical ways — like PoNS Treatment™.