20 years of research on the effects of toxic chemicals and pollutants on child brains
Babies emerging from the womb pre-polluted. What has 22 years of research on the brain told us about toxic exposures?
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The pandemic disrupted health care across Canada. Breast cancer screening and treatment have suffered greatly and women are still facing delays in diagnosis and treatment.
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Can 6 Minutes of Intense Cycling Put the Brakes on Alzheimer's? https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/986886
An important thread by @DrRitaMc on the family doctor shortage:
To fix the #FamilyDoctorShortage...
how many
family doctors
do we need?
The math should be simple, right?
A 🧵 to explain
why we need a whole
new math equation
to actually
fix the problem of
equitable access to
🇨🇦primary care
1/
Annual COVID-19 booster? FDA cliff notes https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/p/annual-covid-19-booster-fda-cliff
What are the political reasons why the BC govt won’t allow physician assistants? Because they aren’t unionized supporters of the NDP?
I’ve never been able to figure this out. #bcpoli #bchealth
“We have many physician assistants that want to move to British Columbia if only Minister Adrian Dix would let them and let physicians hire help. I need help,” said Nataros.
@adriandix @Dave_Eby @KevinFalcon @SoniaFurstenau
#BCNeedsPAs
https://www.cheknews.ca/i-need-help-last-remaining-er-dr-in-port-hardy-pleads-for-help-after-two-more-doctors-resign-1135909/
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