Health and Technology District Expanding at Unprecedented Pace with Groundbreaking of City Centre 4
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Americans More Likely To Share Covid-19 Misinformation Online: SFU Study
People living in the United States are more than three times more likely to share misinformation and conspiracy theories about COVID-19 than people in four other English-speaking countries, including Canada, a Simon Fraser University study has found.
Fraser Health And BC Centre For Disease Control Launch Text Alerts To Flag Toxic Drugs In Circulation
With the launch of a new text message-based alert system, people in the Fraser Health region now have access to more information about toxic drugs circulating in the community.
“Healing Through Ancient Teachings”
Are you interested in developing a resilient mindset? Join me online as we learn holistic tools to conquer your ever fleeting mind.
Health Canada Warns That Elifecity Portable Radon Meter May Post A Health And Safety Risk Due To Undetected High Radon Levels
Consumers who have this product should immediately stop using it, and dispose of it in accordance with the applicable transportation and waste requirements for electronic products.
It’s Time to Make Healthy School Lunches
Learn how to plan, prepare and choose healthy meals and snacks that everyone will enjoy!
Fraser Health’s Germ-Fighting Robots and Helpers Log Thousands of Hours During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Fraser Health’s 16 Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) robots now have UVGI ‘helpers’.
Update on Pediatric Recruitment and Maternity Services at Peace Arch Hospital
Fraser Health is providing an update regarding pediatric recruitment and maternity services at Peace Arch Hospital.
Working Too Hard? New SFU Research Highlights Importance of Taking Breaks
Work breaks should be seen as recovery opportunities that foster employee well-being and do not detract from performance, according to a Simon Fraser University researcher.
Recalled Products Due to Strangulation and Choking Hazards
MyHome Gll Morningstar Cordless Blind recalled due to strangulation and choking hazards to children
BC Students with Communication Health Concerns are Falling Behind
This year, as children across the province head back to school, not all of them will be able to learn at their fullest potential due to their inability to access timely care from communication health professionals.
MISHE OPTOMETRY – High Quality Custom Eye Care Clinic Opens in Surrey.
“Mishe has the most innovative technology in eye care to provide a full ocular health assessment,” said Dr. Michelle Mann.
“Urgent And Primary Care Centers (Upccs) And Primary Care Networks (Pcns) Continue To Face Staffing Shortages,” Said Shirley Bond, BC Liberal Critic For Health.
Amid B.C.’s worsening health care crisis, the NDP’s Urgent and Primary Care Centers (UPCCs) and primary care networks (PCNs) continue to face staffing shortages, all while the Health Minister withholds data on primary care staffing he promised to release.
New Hospital, BC Cancer Centre In Surrey Moves Forward
People in Surrey are a step closer to a new hospital and BC Cancer Centre with the issuing of the request for proposals (RFP) for the facility at 5500 180 St.
Eagle Ridge Hospital Completes Emergency Department Expansion
People have access to better emergency care with the completion of the emergency department expansion at Eagle Ridge Hospital, which serves Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, Anmore and Belcarra.