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Former Hospital Board Chair Angèle Brunelle was awarded the Order of Ontario, the province’s highest honour.

Former Hospital Board Chair awarded province’s highest honour

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Younger Teens See Marijuana as Less Harmful

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Winner Takes Home $17,380 in Sold-Out Intercity Shopping Centre 50/50 Cash Draw

Winner Gets $17,380 in Intercity Shopping Centre 50/50 Cash Draw

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Don't let time pass you by

Controlling the Body Clock

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Good dental care is a key component in the health of you and your family.

Christmas Gifts for your Smile!

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Apple® today announced iOS 9, the world’s most advanced mobile operating system, will be available on Wednesday, September 16 as a free update for iPhone®, iPad® and iPod touch® users

Music Project Program Seeking Donations

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Patient care is improving at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, thanks to the recent addition of Polymerase Chain Reaction equipment in the clinical laboratory, which was generously funded thanks to donors. Pictured here are donors, Nancy and Graham Post (left and 2nd from right), along with (left to right) Georgia Carr, Manager, Clinical Lab, Jody Nesti, Chair, Board of Directors, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation, Wendy Gouliquer, Clinical Coordinator, Microbiology and Hilary McIver, Manager, Infection Control and Risk Management. Thanks to this new equipment, testing for antibiotic resistant infections like MRSA or VRE can now be done in as little as an hour, as opposed to 2-5 days, which is significant as patients can be treated sooner and removed from isolation when appropriate.

Donors Enhance Patient Care Through New Equipment in Laboratory

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When the health reform cure is worse than the disease

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Apple® today announced the all-new Apple TV®, bringing a revolutionary experience to the living room based on apps built for the television.

What You Watch Impacts Your Dreams

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The Lions Vision Care Centre at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is in need of a Retinal Imaging Camera; a specialized piece of equipment that allows ophthalmologists to properly see and monitor damage to retinas, caused by a variety of medical conditions, including diabetes. Local Lions Clubs announced donations totaling $20,500 toward the camera. They are asking others to join them in making a gift. Pictured here (left to right) are: Dawn MacDonald, Manager, Ambulatory Care at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Dr. Leland Dhurjon, Ophthalmologist, Lions Vision Care Centre at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Fin Sellick, a patient at the Lions Vision Care Centre and donor (with husband Burt) to the Camera, Angela Sharbot, Advisory Board Chair, Lions Vision Care Centre and Jody Nesti, Chair, Board of Directors, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation.

Need for Retinal Imaging Camera Inspires Community to Give

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Report from Nadine Doucette Chair, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

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Health Sciences Centre volunteers are making a big impact: (left to right) Cathy Britt, Marie Morrow, Jacqueline Harvey, Sanna Agombar, Nick Fabiano.

The Health Sciences Centre Ranks High for Volunteer Satisfaction

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