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I'm so glad to see this story out--one of my last pieces for @globeandmail. A small thread:
I had the chance to spend time in my hometown, Sault Ste. Marie, last month to look at why a major health provider is being forced to deroster 10,000 patients.
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Construction has started on a $16.7-million health centre that will get patients out of Hamilton hospitals while they wait for other types of care.
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Joanna Frketich reports | @jfrketich
Incredible news. Congratulations @NicoleMacIntyre!
Nicole MacIntyre named Toronto Star editor in chief as Anne Marie Owens steps away trib.al/WJAPhn1
Long awaited guidelines from @cantaskforce don’t recommend routine breast screening at ages 40-49, citing a lack of evidence, but individuals who want screening shouldn’t face barriers getting it. My latest today in @globeandmail theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Thank you to everyone who has been a reader over the years and gave their time to me so that I could tell stories to help people make more sense of the world around them. It has been the honour of a lifetime.
And thank you also to @Dbaic for her tireless work to capture the photos and videos that made our Sault Ste. Marie story shine. Deb is also from the Sault and she's one of the many Globe colleagues I will miss.
I didn’t know Joan personally, but I’m one of many health reporters here today because of the trail she blazed. What a wonderful tribute to a remarkable life, written by @picardonhealth
Obituary: Tenacious journalist Joan Hollobon helped make medical stories front-page news. The legendary @globeandmail medical reporter has died at age 104, by @picardonhealth theglobeandmail.com/canada/a… #journalism #WomenInJournalism
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Local health authorities are investigating after a man paralyzed in both arms and legs sought a medically assisted death after developing a huge bedsore while lying on a stretcher in the ER of the Saint-Jérôme, Que., hospital. cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/… .
The only safe consumption sites in Timmins and Sudbury, which have some of the highest rates of overdose deaths and harms in the province, are set to close this weekend due to a lack of provincial funds. My story today: theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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🧵 Numerous B.C. pharmacies are accused of offering prohibited cash kickbacks to vulnerable patients for their prescriptions in an effort to maximize the amounts the pharmacies can bill the province’s publicly funded drug plan
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A new report shows how severe daily staffing shortages are in Ontario’s public education system theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Toronto Public Health reporting 21 cases mpox so far this year, compared to 27 cases in all of 2023. None of the current cases were fully vaccinated; residents urged to get vaccinated with two doses.
NEWS RELEASE: Toronto Public Health reminds residents to get vaccinated against mpox amid rise in local cases: toronto.ca/news/toronto-publ…
"What won’t solve the toxic drug crisis is rage-farming about relatively insignificant issues like the diversion of safer supply drugs." Important column today from @picardonhealth
Diversion of #SaferSupply drugs is a trivial issue distracting us from the real challenge: Reducing toxic drug deaths, by @picardonhealth via @GlobeDebate #HarmReduction #ToxicDrugCrisis theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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My colleague @TuThanhHa has confirmed in New Brunswick the same pattern we reported on in Newfoundland with private staffing agency Canadian Health Labs. theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
This is a concerning new development on the measles front.
Replying to @LaurenPelley
Story up from @CBCToronto on this latest measles report:
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