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Thunder Bay's Valhalla Inn - a popular place for business and tourists

Chef Recovery Jay Barnard To speak in Thunder Bay

James Murray - April 18, 2017

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Text Claw is Not Carpal Tunnel

Minister Gravelle and Bill Mauro MPP make the announcement on the Thunder Bay OPG Generating Station.

$882,500 Youth Opportunities Fund Grant Helps Northwestern Ontario Youth

A smoke-free campus is supported in Oregon

Smoke-Free Campus in Oregon Supported

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Four Cases of Tuberculosis in Thunder Bay

Do You Need Rehab? Top Reasons You May Need Addiction Treatment

10 Fundamental Principles for Any Drug Addiction Treatment to Work

NNL Staff - December 23, 2019 0

NNL Health

Obesity can lead to a lack of vitamin D

James Murray - February 6, 2013 0

Health News Radon

Ontario Sets Course to Deal with Ebola Virus

James Murray - October 17, 2014 0

Mornings are the most dangerous for your heart. Cardiac care research continues

Mornings Most Dangerous for Heart Attack

NNL Staff - September 9, 2013 0

Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute

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

NetNewsLedger - October 11, 2016 0

Canadian Cancer Society's Driven to Quit Challenge 2014 Grand Prize winner Ralph Baxter of Thunder Bay stands with his support buddy Yvonne Ralph (both centre) along with Kari Jefford, President, Unifor, Local 229 (left), and Don Paterson, past-Chair, Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Division.

Thunder Bay Winners Quit Smoking!

James Murray - April 28, 2014 0

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

Northwestern Ontario Second-highest Obesity Rate

Donna Faye - July 26, 2013 0

Eating Healthy in the Workplace

Heather Vita - January 26, 2014 0

A sign outside the Monrovia City Corporation in Liberia aims at preventing the spread of Ebola. Photo: UNMIL

Ebola Outbreak Vastly Underestimated – World Health Organization

James Murray - August 16, 2014 0

Health News Radon

Ontario First Nations Twenty Years of Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy

NNL Staff - November 18, 2014 0

Robyn Mauro (right) holds the portable telemetry unit, which allows patients to be monitored away from their beds. Information appears on the screens (background) at the nurses’ station. Riley Burgsteden shows a special phone that alerts nurses on rounds if there is a problem with a patient.

New Cardiac Telemetry Packs Improves Patient Safety and Mobility

Graham Strong - May 30, 2014 0

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

NetNewsLedger - April 22, 2019 0

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