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Complaint against Sudbury doctor rejected by review board

Complaint against Sudbury doctor rejected by review board

Patient suffered a cardiac arrest the day after he was sent home from emergency for a pinched nerve complaint
Be wary of swimmer's itch at this time of year

Be wary of swimmer's itch at this time of year

Health unit warning said swimmers itch is something that can happen to almost anyone who spends any time swimming in lakes and rivers
Updated: Nepahwin Beach swimming advisory has been lifted

Updated: Nepahwin Beach swimming advisory has been lifted

Most recent water samples are within acceptable limits of bacteriological water quality standards
Health Sciences North left out for extra emergency room funding

Health Sciences North left out for extra emergency room funding

Recent statistics presented at hospital annual general meeting show ER wait times are the same or better than provincial averages 
Gélinas speaks out about hospital death in Hearst

Gélinas speaks out about hospital death in Hearst

Patient dies after delays occur in moving a person from Hearst to another hospital 400 kilometres away
Report links food insecurity and children’s mental health

Report links food insecurity and children’s mental health

New study in latest Canadian Medical Association Journal demonstrates a link between mental health and substance abuse and the level of food insecurity people face as children
Update: Capreol drinking water advisory has been lifted

Update: Capreol drinking water advisory has been lifted

Public health issued the drinking water advisory because of a temporary loss of pressure in the municipal water system.
Health Canada wants your opinions on long-term care services

Health Canada wants your opinions on long-term care services

New process released Friday is asking for input on developing new standards for long-term care in every province and territory
Public Health Sudbury wants to hear from you

Public Health Sudbury wants to hear from you

Health unit launches an online survey to get input and opinions from residents to inform its new strategic plan
The Soapbox: Safer supply keeps people alive

The Soapbox: Safer supply keeps people alive

One of the founders of a local overdose prevention group says a widely circulated opinion against safer supply of illicit drugs is just plain wrong