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Buprenorphine a Solution for Opioid Addiction?

NetNewsLedger - January 5, 2017

Badminton

Online pharmacies, a game-changer for Men’s Health Issues

Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have found that two types of non-small cell lung cancer metabolize glucose -- a type of sugar -- differently. A glucose transporter called GLUT1, shown in green, is much more prevalent in lung squamous cell carcinoma cells (right) in comparison to lung adenocarcinoma cells (left). The findings, published in the online journal Nature Communications, may aid the development of new lung cancer therapies targeted at inhibiting GLUT1.

Sugar and Cancer Connection Studied at University of Texas

Health News Radon

February 26, 2018 – Outbreak at Chartwell Hilldale Retirement Residence

Domestic Violence

Brain injury common in domestic violence

Grand Chief Harvey Yesno, Nishnawbe Aski Nation, and Michael Sherar, President and CEO of Cancer Care Ontario, signing protocol. Looking on (L-R) are Dr. Linda Rabeneck, Vice-President, Prevention and Cancer Control, Alethea Kewayosh, Director, Aboriginal Cancer Control Unit, Cancer Care Ontario, and Mark Henderson, Regional Vice-President, North West Regional Cancer Program

NAN and Cancer Care Ontario Sign Relationship Protocol

NNL Staff - August 6, 2014

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Banned by Transport Canada

Smartphone Addiction a Growing Issue

James Murray - April 14, 2017

Health News Radon

Reduced activity of an important enzyme identified among suicidal patients

NNL Staff - August 10, 2016

Thunder Bay

Solving Canada’s opioid epidemic

NetNewsLedger - May 6, 2016

Soup

Food Strategy Study Starts this Week

NetNewsLedger - March 10, 2017

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It’s Not Just You: 4 Common Causes Of Health Problems

NetNewsLedger - April 22, 2019

Cannabis Candy

Not all cannabis candies are created equal

NetNewsLedger - January 7, 2019

The Screen for Life Coach returns to Thunder Bay at the end of this month. Upon its return, it will set out to provide cancer screening services across the region following a condensed travel schedule. To see the travel schedule, visit www.tbrhsc.net/screenforlife. To book your appointment on the Screen for Life Coach, call (807) 684-7777 or 1-800-461-7031.

Screen for Life Coach Back on the Road

NetNewsLedger - March 30, 2017

Social Media

Social media can help drive health-care change

NetNewsLedger - January 22, 2018

Devon Nicholson and Laura HepC Journey

Devon Nicholson Week 19 HepC Update

NetNewsLedger - March 7, 2013

Get up and walk around - Fitness at Work

Five tips for improving your health while working

James Murray - May 7, 2015

Health News Radon

Ebola situation in Nigeria and Guinea and encouraging signs

NNL Staff - August 19, 2014

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