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Clinical trials: When patients and scientists team up to fight cancer

Clinical trials: When patients and scientists team up to fight cancer

Health Sciences North Research Institute works to find ways to improve cancer care, and cancer patients can get more individualized care and help move the science forward by taking part in clinical trials of new treatments
Health care privatization a Trojan Horse from Ford, unions says

Health care privatization a Trojan Horse from Ford, unions says

Ontario Council of Hospital Unions is touring the province with a large Trojan Horse sculpture, which they say represents the Ontario's Conservative government's deceptive gift of shorter wait times through privatization
Seasonal flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines now available

Seasonal flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines now available

Health unit is urging local residents to book an appointment now through local pharmacies or their doctor’s office
Health Minister attends opening of Sudbury’s new 72-bed rehab facility

Health Minister attends opening of Sudbury’s new 72-bed rehab facility

St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre rehabilitation facility on Lasalle Boulevard will provide rehabilitation services for elderly and vulnerable patients recovering from injury or surgery 
Gélinas slams province over shortage of home care med supplies

Gélinas slams province over shortage of home care med supplies

Health care critics said some home care patients are being forced to buy medical supplies that should be provided through home care programs
Drug poisoning rate likely to climb above 140 people this year

Drug poisoning rate likely to climb above 140 people this year

Sudbury’s Community Drug Strategy report shows that more than 100 people have died as the result of suspect drug poisonings so far this year with the trend continuing to rise through to the end of the year
Today marks Brain Cancer Day in Canada

Today marks Brain Cancer Day in Canada

Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada working to get more help and services for people with brain cancer
'Unacceptable' supply shortage hitting home care, palliative patients

'Unacceptable' supply shortage hitting home care, palliative patients

Dying people are unable to get sedatives and patients are having to go hospital because their supplies have run out, doctors say
Public Health issues new alert as whooping cough cases keep rising

Public Health issues new alert as whooping cough cases keep rising

Sudbury doctors and nurse practitioners advised there is ‘a high incidence of pertussis infections’ happening in the local health service area
Ontario’s health crisis ‘catastrophic’ but worse in the North

Ontario’s health crisis ‘catastrophic’ but worse in the North

Ontario Medical Association calls for urgent action from the province to resolve doctor shortages, growing waitlists and hallway medicine