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Coming up on Sunday House Call for October 25, 2009
Sunday House Call #287 for October 25, 2009 Heard on Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 23, 2009 To be broadcast from 580 CFRA, Sunday October 25, 2009 3:15 As the focus of attention turns to the H1N1 outbreak that is now occurring across the country, the public faces an array of information sources that…
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Safety data of the H1N1 vaccine
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 22, 2009 [display_podcast] Article: First H1N1 clinic opens Oct. 26 Addendum: In the interview I did not have the opportunity to mention that Guillain Barré Syndrome does not occur in children.
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An Epidemic of Fear: How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers Us All
Here in all it glory is the extreme reaction people have towards those who use science and reasoning to try to protect the public from harm. This article says it better than a few sentences from me. If you have the time please read it. An Epidemic of Fear: How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers…
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Swine flu found in Ontario turkey breeding farm
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 21, 2009 Story Source: Swine flu found in Ontario turkey breeding farm
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Preliminary results for new Lupus medication
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 20, 2009
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H1N1 adjuvant explained
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 19, 2009 Source: Swine flu vaccine could be approved this week
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Sunday House Call #286, October 18, 2009
The Ontario Government’s electronic medical record fiasco spent a billion dollars with little to show for it. At McMaster University, physicians and programmers have developed a comprehensive, secure, web-based and open source electronic health records system that is ready to be rolled out across Canada. There are several major differences in the way the system…
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Protein responsible for brain cell death after stroke
There are many branches of stroke research from prevention, emergency treatment, to rehabilitation technologies and therapies. When a person suffers a stroke, it is a race to try to minimize the death of brain cells that follow the initial damage and oxygen deprivation.
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OSCAR: an open source electronic medical health record
The Ontario Government’s electronic medical record fiasco spent a billion dollars with little to show for it. At McMaster University, physicians and programmers have developed a comprehensive, secure, web-based and open source electronic health records system that is ready to be rolled out across Canada. There are several major differences in the way the system…
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