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Chad Price and MAKO Medical: Redefining Clinical Diagnostics with Innovation and Community Impact in 2024

Abel Anderson - November 11, 2024

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5 Things You Should Know Before Getting Invisalign

excessive caffeine consumption can exacerbate sleep disturbances

Understanding the Risks of Untreated Sleep Apnea

Supporting Thyroid Wellness: How the Pompa Program Promotes Hormone and Lifestyle Integration

Broken cigarette ends in a heap concept for quitting smoking and healthy lifestyle

$25 Billion Payment by Big Tobacco To Settle Legal Claims

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Rumour Mill Generates False Ebola Reports in Thunder Bay

James Murray - October 12, 2014 0

Victor Shengkan Jin says it is important to find a drug for type 2 diabetes that attacks the root cause of the disease and not just symptoms. Credit: Nick Romanenko/Rutgers University

Attacking Type 2 Diabetes from a New Direction

NNL Staff - October 6, 2014 0

TBRHSC - Emergency Ward

Thunder Bay Regional Emergency Department Recognized for Improvement

NNL Staff - October 2, 2014 0

The issue of cyberbullying and its impact on children and teens is growing

Fat Jokes a Serious Cyber Bullying Issue on Social Media

NNL Staff - October 2, 2014 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Board Meetings

James Murray - October 1, 2014 0

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

Heart Failure Research Continues

NNL Staff - September 30, 2014 0

STARS AW 139 Helicopter is a key part of the live-saving efforts in the healthcare system

Canadian Healthcare Helped by STARS Air Rescue

James Murray - September 27, 2014 0

A total ban on smoking is the most effective way to stop according to San Diego Researchers.

Smoking Bans Impact Beer and Spirits Consumption

NNL Staff - September 24, 2014 0

Premier Kathleen Wynne (right) with Dr. Laura Curiel (centre), Minister Michael Gravelle (left), and Minister Bill Mauro (right, partially obscured) touring the TBRRI’s wet lab. This past July, the province invested a further $4 million into our growing research program.

Is TBRRI Making Thunder Bay Smarter?

Graham Strong - September 23, 2014 0

Passengers about to depart from Lagos airport, Nigeria, are being checked for their body temperature to make sure they don't have fever, one symptom of Ebola. Photo: WHO/S. Bolton

Ebola Virus – Greatest Peacetime Challenge for United Nations

James Murray - September 20, 2014 0

Keith Taylor, Co-Chair of the PFA Advisory Council, said that research is important to local healthcare because it has a direct impact on patient care. Thanks to wise investments in health research by our community through the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation’s Health Discovery Fund, we are Bringing Discoveries to Life and together, making our region healthier, wealthier, and smarter.

TBRRI Medical Research Drives Better Healthcare Today

Graham Strong - September 14, 2014 0

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Sierra Leone Imposes Ebola Virus Lockdown

James Murray - September 7, 2014 0

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