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

Abel Anderson - November 11, 2024

Invisalign

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

Grand Chief Harvey Yesno, Nishnawbe Aski Nation, and Michael Sherar, President and CEO of Cancer Care Ontario, signing protocol. Looking on (L-R) are Dr. Linda Rabeneck, Vice-President, Prevention and Cancer Control, Alethea Kewayosh, Director, Aboriginal Cancer Control Unit, Cancer Care Ontario, and Mark Henderson, Regional Vice-President, North West Regional Cancer Program

NAN and Cancer Care Ontario Sign Relationship Protocol

NNL Staff - August 6, 2014 0

University of Adelaide School of Dentistry Honors student Chelsea Mann with a selection of acidic drinks and sweets that can cause permanent damage to teeth.

High Acid Content Drinks Triple Threat to Teen Teeth

NNL Staff - August 5, 2014 0

Man isolated at Mount Sinai Hospital with possible Ebola Virus

New York City Man in Mount Sinai Hospital with Possible Ebola...

James Murray - August 4, 2014 0

Radiation Oncologist Dr. Margaret Anthes was able to see patients while away on vacation, thanks to MOSAIQ, an oncology Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system that was implemented in May 2013 at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s Regional Cancer Care Northwest.

Exceptional Cancer Care Close to Home from MOSAIQ

Donna Faye - August 3, 2014 0

WHO has set up a system of 300 community-based volunteers who monitor the Ebola situation and follow up close contacts of those who were infected. Photo: WHO/T. Jasarevic

U.S. Doctor With Ebola Virus Arrives for Treatment

James Murray - August 3, 2014 0

Health News Radon

American Aid Worker Stricken with Ebola En Route to U.S.

NNL Staff - August 2, 2014 0

sunset at Mount McKay

Other Lives for Other Times

NNL Staff - August 1, 2014 0

Thunder Bay

Pills, Pills, Pills – Ideal Consumer Items

James Murray - July 31, 2014 0

Safe drinking water is important

Drinking water is Important

NNL Staff - July 30, 2014 0

Having a cyclotron on the campus of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will improve patient care and contribute to the future development of new treatments and services in our region.

$4 Million in Health Research Announced by Premier Wynne

James Murray - July 30, 2014 0

The purpose of participating in a sweat lodge varies from purification and cleansing to healing. Above is a traditional sweat lodge.

Establishing Culturally Sensitive Environment at Thunder Bay Regional

Donna Faye - July 28, 2014 0

Health News Radon

More Psychiatrists Not The Answer For Mentally Ill

James Murray - July 27, 2014 0

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