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Abel Anderson - April 27, 2026

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Flo Health’s Record-Breaking Run: $200M Raised, 77M Users, and a Unicorn Status That Changed Femtech Forever

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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

Heather Vita - November 10, 2016 0

Nadine Doucette

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

NetNewsLedger - November 9, 2016 0

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

Heather Vita - October 27, 2016 0

Dr. Nicole Zavagnin, Regional Primary Care Lead with Cancer Care Ontario and Prevention and Screening Services at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, answers frequently asked questions about breast cancer prevention, screening and risk in this two-part series. The Screen for Life Coach, pictured above, is an excellent way for women to stay up-to-date on their breast cancer screening.

Breast Cancer Screening Frequently Asked Questions – Part 2

NNL Staff - October 27, 2016 0

Kenora

Managed Alcohol Program Slated for Kenora

NetNewsLedger - October 26, 2016 0

The Ontario Dental Association is offering ideas for a Dental Safe Halloween

The good, the bad and the ugly of Halloween candy

James Murray - October 25, 2016 0

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Developing Ontario’s Dementia Strategy – Town Hall Meeting Oct 25

NNL Staff - October 23, 2016 0

Women in Action

Women In Action Want to Host You!

Heather Vita - October 21, 2016 0

The park at the end of Donald Street has become a campground - perhaps a demonstration that boots on the ground by SOS and Police are needed.

Homeless Advocates Seek Billions for Housing

NetNewsLedger - October 12, 2016 0

Dr. Nicole Zavagnin, Regional Primary Care Lead with Cancer Care Ontario and Prevention and Screening Services at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, answers frequently asked questions about breast cancer prevention, screening and risk in this two-part series.

Breast Cancer Screening Frequently Asked Questions – Part 1

NetNewsLedger - October 11, 2016 0

Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute

Health Sciences Centre and Research Arm Appoint New VP, Research and...

NetNewsLedger - October 11, 2016 0

Health News Radon

A Way Forward for Ontario Doctors

NetNewsLedger - October 11, 2016 0

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