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Ontario's largest hospital network investigating electronic health record error

A clinical team will investigate whether the care of any patient at Ontario's largest hospital network was impacted by errors reported in its electronic medical records, says a spokeswoman. » Read more...

Researchers say potassium helps promote healthy arteries

Bananas and avocados – foods that are rich in potassium – may help protect against pathogenic vascular calcification, also known as hardening of the arteries. » Read more...

Nearby greenery may help Canadians live longer, study says

A new study suggests having daily exposure to trees and other greenery can extend one's life. Dan Crouse of the University of New Brunswick, along with other researchers across Canada and the United States, studied 1.3 million Canadians in 30 cities over an 11-year period. » Read more...

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Regenerative medicine restores movement after paralysis: study

Four out of six people with paralyzing spinal cord injuries who were treated with a new cell therapy have recovered two or more motor levels on at least one side, new study results show. This 67 per cent recovery rate is more than double the rates of recovery seen in both matched historical controls and published data in a similar population. Each of the six participants in the study had lost all motor function below the location of the spinal injury. » Read more...

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Ontario's largest hospital network investigating electronic health record error

Researchers say potassium helps promote healthy arteries

Nearby greenery may help Canadians live longer, study says

Acupuncture Treatment of 7 Clinical Musculoskeletal Cases DVD by Dr. Anthony Lombardi

Regenerative medicine restores movement after paralysis: study

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