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ER physician's project uses donated cellphones to connect vulnerable with ongoing medical careCBC
LCBO confirms malware attack intended to steal customers’ personal information onlinethestar.com- Here’s what we know about Langya, the new virus found in China that has infected dozensthestar.com
- Number of Ontario hospital staff off work due to COVID nearly doubled since Maythestar.com
Heart, cancer and diabetes projects among winners of funding boost for stem cell therapiesThe Globe and Mail- Why COVID headaches can be hard to shake — and when you should worryCBC
- TFord announces $21M funding to expand health services in Brampton hospitalstorontosun.com
- ‘We obviously needed access to this drug yesterday’: Canada still reviewing COVID-19 medication that’s approved in U.S.thestar.com
- As mandatory vaccination debate rages, report says nearly 100K Canadian health care workers have been infected with COVID. 43 have died since the start of the pandemicthestar.com
- Doug Ford and other premiers pushing Ottawa for faster delivery of COVID-19 vaccinesthestar.com
- Toronto medical leader cites family health reasons for Arizona trip during COVID-19, explains deleted tweetsthestar.com
- N'Optimism tinged with anxiety': What to expect from the next 100 days of COVID-19, according to expertsnationalpost.com
- NFace masks, goggles, shields and visors: Experts weigh in on the best COVID-19 protectionnationalpost.com
- Trudeau announces aid for non-COVID-19 medical researchers, halting thousands of layoffs across Canadathestar.com
- Who’s barred from entering Canada? Why not Americans? We answer your questions about Ottawa’s plan to fight coronavirusthestar.com
- NSyringes, IV tubing, saline bags, packaging: Canada’s hospitals couldn’t function without single-use plasticsnationalpost.com
- If cannabis is having any dire health effects, Canadian hospitals haven’t seen themthestar.com
- Acid attack survivor who got life-changing surgery in Toronto wants to make Canada her homethestar.com
- NHepatitis C testing recommended for Canadians born between 1945 and 1975nationalpost.com
- New guidelines recommend hepatitis C screening be done for those born between 1945 and 1975CBC
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