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Sudies have found that American dentists are continuing to prescribe opioids at a rather alarming rate.

U.S. Dentists Prescribe Opioids to Young Patients at Alarming Rates

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Four Social Issues That Aren’t Discussed Enough

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Chronic Wasting Disease Plan Developed in Ontario

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Smartphone and screen use and sleep are not a great combination for teens and children.

Night owls can ‘retrain’ their body clocks to improve mental well-being...

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Dr. Stewart Kennedy, EVP Medical, Academics, & Regional Programs at the Hospital and Dr. Nicole Laferriere, Chief of Oncology and Medical Director at Regional Cancer Care Northwest joined other Hospital staff to give media a first-hand look at the unique services provided by the Specialty Pharmacy.

Specialty Pharmacy Services Provide Better Care for Patients

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New Data on Honey’s Medicinal Properties

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How contact lenses can help protect your eyes against UV radiation?

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American Healthcare In Crisis As Costs Rise

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Canadian Cancer Society Seeks To Open Wig Bank

Harrowing Hair Loss: Canadian Cancer Society Opens Wig Bank In Kingston

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Smartphone and screen use and sleep are not a great combination for teens and children.

Sleep problems in teenagers reversed in just one week by limiting...

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Celebrating the Grand Opening of the brand new Ibn Sina Simulation Lab, funded through the generosity of the Muslim Physicians who donated $500,000 to make this learning space come to life are, from left to right, Dr. Hassan Hassan, Dr. Walid Shahrour, Dr. Syed Zaki Ahmed, Dr. Yasser Labib and Dr. Stewart Kennedy. The Lab is named after Ibn Sina, a Muslim Physician, Astronomist and Philosopher, who was a father of early modern medicine.

Ibn Sina Simulation Lab Receives $500k Donation from Muslim Physicians

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We found that only a minority of people were screened or treated for osteoporosis after stroke… even in high-risk subgroups.

New Study Finds Few Stroke Survivors Are Being Screened for Osteoporosis

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