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Learn how to effectively rat-proof your home and yard in Thunder Bay with these expert prevention tips.

Understanding the Inherent Risks of Common Household Pests

Abel Anderson - December 24, 2025

Pillsbury Pizza Pops Recall

Pillsbury Pepperoni + Bacon Pizza Pops Recalled Nationwide Over Possible E. coli O26 Contamination

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Orthognathic Surgery Explained: What To Expect Before, During, And After

reconstructive Surgery

Why Waste Volume Tracking Is Essential for Hospital Operational Planning

Common Health Problems That Seniors May Have And How To Prevent Them

Health Alert: TBDHU Urges Adults to Stay Up to Date on Pneumococcal Vaccine

Talk outshines light in keeping the winter blues at bay, University of Vermont researcher Kelly Rohan found in a study to be published in the American Journal of Psychiatry. Two winters after the initial treatment, 46 percent of research subjects given light therapy reported a recurrence of depression compared with 27 percent of those who were administered CBT. Depressive symptoms were also more severe for those who received light therapy. Rohan is pictured with a light box used in light therapy. CREDIT Andy Duback

Talk Outshines Light in Preventing Winter Blues Depression

NetNewsLedger - November 5, 2015 0

Health News Radon

Sanofi Canada Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Allerject®

NetNewsLedger - November 4, 2015 0

Health News Radon

Prostrate Cancer Treatment Varies Across Canada

NetNewsLedger - November 2, 2015 0

Cancer Care Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Cancer Drug Packed Grenades Treat Tumours

NetNewsLedger - November 1, 2015 0

The Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre was the recipient of a grant for $6,786.13 from the Northern Cancer Fund of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation to fund the purchase of an Emergency Shower in the Chemotherapy Preparation Anteroom for pharmacy staff. Pictured here from left to right are: Renée Soulliere, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; Devon Sokoloski, Special Events Officer, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Frank Head, Representative, Tbaytel; Megan Upton, Executive Coordinator, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Karen Parent, Director of Clinical Support Services, SLMHC; Sue Mittleholt, Pharmacy Aide Team Lead, SLMHC; Angela Brucelas, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; and Rita Demetzer, Treasurer, Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation.

Donors Fund Safety Equipment for Chemotherapy Preparation at Sioux Lookout Meno...

Heather Vita - October 22, 2015 0

"It's our belief that this could eventually cure later-staged metastasized cancer. People will not die from cancer, if our prediction is true.

Science Finding Ways to Starve Lung Cancer Cells

NNL Staff - October 21, 2015 0

Research into sleep patterns and babies from London

Online Prenatal Program Launched by TBDHU

NetNewsLedger - October 19, 2015 0

"It's our belief that this could eventually cure later-staged metastasized cancer. People will not die from cancer, if our prediction is true.

Northwestern Ontario Mayors Step Up to Fight Breast Cancer

NetNewsLedger - October 19, 2015 0

Influenza A Outbreak

Ontario Offering Greater Influenza Shot Choices for Children and Youth

James Murray - October 13, 2015 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Your Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation

Heather Vita - October 12, 2015 0

"It's our belief that this could eventually cure later-staged metastasized cancer. People will not die from cancer, if our prediction is true.

First Nations, Inuit, Métis Cancer Control partners gather in St. John’s

NetNewsLedger - October 8, 2015 0

Just Book It! A Mammogram Could Save Your Life

NetNewsLedger - October 5, 2015 0

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