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

Julie Bailey - December 10, 2025

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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

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Back massage: health, energy, and relaxation

Dental Tech

Healthcare Careers You Can Start Quickly: High-Demand Roles That Don’t Require a Medical Degree

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 Mobile Coach on the Road

Sarah Chow - April 3, 2014 0

Sharps Box to secure syringes

The pros and cons of prescribing to addicts

NNL Staff - April 2, 2014 0

Digital Economy

Text Claw is Not Carpal Tunnel

NNL Staff - April 1, 2014 0

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Solving the Medieval Mystery of Plague

NNL Staff - March 31, 2014 0

Breaking News

Thunder Bay Nurses Reach Contract with TBDHU

NNL Staff - March 26, 2014 0

(from right) Doctors David Puskas, Peter Clark, Jubin Payandeh, Kurt Droll, Tracy Wilson and Claude Cullinan presenting their surgeon group’s donation to Foundation Board Director Clint Harris to fund a local orthopedic research program - money they hope will inspire other donations to research. “We are looking for our community and government people to step up and say, if our surgeons are committed enough to the point of giving $30,000 each for 10 years to research to improve local healthcare problems, we should be committed too,” said Dr. Puskas.

Thunder Bay Surgeons Chip in $2 Million

Kelly Arnold - March 23, 2014 0

Girls Night Out Greenstone raised $9,101 in one night, which has been donated to the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign in support of Tbaytel Tamarack House. Pictured left to right are: Girls Night Out Organizers Christine Gillis and Maureen Cyrenne (beside the artistic breast cast they donated), Marc Sacco, Foundation Special Events Assistant, Suzanne McLeod, Lodge Attendant Tamarack House, and Nicole Lafontaine, Geraldton resident staying at Tamarack House.

Girls Night Out Supports Cancer Care Patients

Kelly Arnold - March 23, 2014 0

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Thunder Bay Health Unit Declares Gastrointestinal Outbreak

NNL Staff - March 18, 2014 0

Ontario Regional Chief Beardy Shares Cancer Story

Sarah Chow - March 17, 2014 0

The blue dye used in M&M candies have been found in laboratory research to help spinal injuries.

Blue M&Ms Colour Dye Offers Hope

James Murray - March 1, 2014 0

Don't throw out old, sprouting garlic

Sprouted Garlic – Healthy Anti-Oxidants

NNL Staff - February 27, 2014 0

Sarah Miller is a Registered Dietitian at TBRHSC’s Bariatric Care Centre, which now offers a Medical Management Program.

American Obesity Migrating to Europe

NNL Staff - February 26, 2014 0

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