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In this week’s episode we discover a new species of titanosaurian dinosaur and how airline boarding procedures might be making you sick; we explore a compact mass spectrometer for use in the field; and finally, we learn how vertebrate...
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The sources of Taiwan’s Covid-19 outbreak
Last year, Taiwan went more than 250 days without reporting any locally transmitted cases of COVID-19, according to CNN. However, after an outbreak last week, as of Wednesday morning, May 19, it had 1,119 active cases.
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Experts Say Misuse Of Antibiotics To Blame For Spike
New ReviewAn alarming drug-resistant bacteria is troubling US health officials. A new report from CDC scientists shows infections caused by a tough strain of bacteria which are driven by the NDM gene have surged nearly 70% in the last few years.
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HIV: Unit Aid’s HIV Drug Brings Affordable Prevention at $40/Year
New ReviewHIV: A groundbreaking HIV-prevention drug, developed with support from the Gates Foundation and Unit Aid, is now available at just $40 per year for low-income countries. Experts say this affordable treatment offers a genuine chance to...
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Groundbreaking HIV-Prevention Drug To Get Cheaper
New ReviewThe FDA has approved Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injection that shows over 99.9% effectiveness in preventing HIV. This groundbreaking treatment could revolutionize HIV prevention.
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First human case of eastern equine encephalitis case confirmed
New ReviewA human case of a potentially deadly mosquito-borne virus has been confirmed in Hamilton, Ont. It’s the first human case for 2025 and while experts say eastern equine encephalitis is rare, they say people should still take precautions.
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Coronavirus: Hong Kong restricts travel to mainland China
Hong Kong has suspended train and bus service to mainland China and cut the number of flights there by half in an effort to stem the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Can the United States control its coronavirus outbreak?
Estimates of up to 200,000 deaths in the U.S. as new infections rise
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Measuring how far Canada has come on World Aids Day
HIV educator John McCullagh says Canada can do a lot more to help people with HIV and AIDS.
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New regulations limit antibiotic use by Canadian farmers
As of Dec. 1, hundreds of over-the-counter medications for farm animals will now require a prescription. It's part of a global effort to combat what the World Health Organization calls "a grave threat to human health."
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Rescued Thai soccer team now face physical and mental recovery
The rescued Thai soccer team may no longer be trapped, but there are now concerns over their physical and mental recovery.
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Flu season far from over
Influenza subtype causing most confirmed infections is H3N2, which tends to hit older people harder and cause more severe symptoms
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Bleach and Infections in Kids
The Latest High Impact Medical News, Encapsulated and Physician Delivered
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Reptiles and Salmonella Infections
The Latest High Impact Medical News, Encapsulated and Physician Delivered
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Ebola on the decline
The World Health Organization says fewer than 100 new Ebola cases were reported last week in the worst-affected countries
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Zika Virus | How Concerned Should You Be?
Could the Zika virus become a threat to Canadians? A panel of doctors talks about what the risks are.
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Dr. Imran Patel's Monsoon Health Guide for Kids: How To Keep Them Safe!
Welcome to our exclusive interview with celebrity pediatrician and influencer, Dr. Imran Patel! Join us as Dr. Patel shares essential insights on navigating the monsoon season with your children. From common infections to preventive...
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World Hand Hygiene Day- How to maintain personal hygiene for eye health
Maintain eye hygiene by washing hands frequently, especially before touching eyes. Avoid rubbing eyes to prevent irritation and infection. Replace contact lenses as prescribed, and clean them properly. Avoid sharing eye makeup and tools....
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Bird flu surveillance in dairy cows lacking in Canada, scientists warn
The United States is grappling with a large avian flu outbreak in dairy cattle across multiple states. Traces of the virus have even been found in the milk supply there and Canadian scientists are urging the federal government to do more...
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Symptom awareness, vaccination key to fighting strep A, doctor says
Dr. Ryan Sommers, the senior regional medical officer of health at Nova Scotia Health, says watching for symptoms, knowing when to consult a medical professional and keeping up-to-date with vaccinations are important as the province sees...
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Uganda's unique policy on refugees at risk, despite stable EU funding
The Eastern African country provides accommodation and a plot of land to people fleeing wars in neighbouring countries, but the gap between needs and resources is increasing.
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Worries mount as China ees surge in mysterious respiratory illness among children
The WHO has asked China for more information on the undiagnosed respiratory illness that has spiked since October 2023.
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Push to better understand the long-term harms of opioid use
Canada's opioid crisis is prompting calls for more research into the long-term harms of opioid abuse in order to better equip the health-care system and help people recover and heal.
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More research needed on health of long-term opioid users, medical experts say
People who have used opioids long-term suffer from an array of complications that require extra medical care. But that same present or even past drug use can limit the types of treatments available. Many doctors say study is needed on...