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Testing what’s in vape products

9th - Higher Ed

Vaping products do not have to list their ingredients, so CBC News took them to a lab to find out what’s not on the label.

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How vaping became the new smoking

9th - Higher Ed

A lack of restriction on the marketing, sale and labelling of vape products has created a new market for nicotine products, many of which are backed by big tobacco companies.

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Critical breast cancer medication shortage

9th - Higher Ed

A shortage of the breast cancer medication tamoxifen has patients scrambling and experts stressing the need for a solution to drug shortages in Canada.

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Laser hair removal procedure leaves woman with intense scarring

9th - Higher Ed

A woman in Vancouver has been left with potentially permanent lower-body scarring after a laser hair removal procedure. She is suing the spa responsible. The beauty industry in B.C. is unregulated, and no formal training is required to...

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More Ebola patients being treated in DR Congo

9th - Higher Ed

How health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are fighting mistrust and fear to treat patients.

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New guidelines aim to warn parents about unproven autism treatments

9th - Higher Ed

The Canadian Pediatric Society has created new guidelines to advise doctors on how to work with parents seeking alternative, sometimes unproven, treatment for children with autism.

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Families should talk about organ donation to avoid confusion

9th - Higher Ed

Families should discuss their wishes about organ donation to avoid confusion, but Transplant Quebec also says a proposed system of presumed consent would prevent confusion and increase organ donations in the province.

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Care for Ebola victims: Survivors help sick in DR Congo

9th - Higher Ed

We look at how Ebola survivors are helping other patients.

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Can local and faith leaders help halt the spread of Ebola in DRC?

9th - Higher Ed

Local leaders are helping turn the tide on Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Fewer kids at alternative schools vaccinated

9th - Higher Ed

More than 10 per cent of students at some Toronto alternative schools have been exempt from vaccinations because of their parents wishes, public health data shows.

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How doctors can convince vaccine hesitant parents

9th - Higher Ed

Sometimes a some time, respect and conversation can help a doctor change the mind of a vaccinate hesitant parent.

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Microwaves getting child-safety features after burn complaints

9th - Higher Ed

Microwaves in the U.S. and Canada will be getting child-safety features starting in 2023, a move that could help prevent hundreds of childhood scalding burns.

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Doctors rethinking opioids for chronic pain

9th - Higher Ed

The opioid crisis has doctors rethinking how they’re prescribing the painkillers to patients who need them to manage chronic pain.

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New research into chronic fatigue syndrome

9th - Higher Ed

A group of Canadian researchers is trying to come up with a standard diagnostic test and treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, which affects roughly 580,000 Canadians.

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