The global number of children receiving measles vaccinations is on the rise, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). […]
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Maya Cassady’s Tragic Story Sparks Advocacy for Teen Mental Health Maya Cassady was a bright 17-year-old on the cusp of
The government of British Columbia is proposing important changes to the Mental Health Act to enhance legal protection for health-care
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British Columbia officials to announce improvements in access to mental health care services on Monday. Premier David Eby and Health
Built on a theme of “convergence & emergence” – and after two decades of being hosted in Vancouver – the
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Ten years after receiving their diagnosis, one in two people considered their health to be excellent or very good while
Experts are concerned about the direction Quebec is taking by increasingly turning to the private sector to provide healthcare to
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In October this year, a 17-year-old boy died in Kitimat while he was waiting hours for a CT scan. The
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A union of B.C. paramedics is sounding the alarm over increasing ER closures and the strain it puts on ambulance
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A group of community, health, and research professionals, organized under the banner of the “Cri de ralliement” committee, are calling
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