Feds providing access to new opioid treatments
TORONTO- May 15, 2019 – The opioid crisis continues to be one of the most serious public health issues in Canada’s recent history. Tragically, between January 2016 and September 2018,…
Lyme Disease warning from Public Health Sudbury & Districts
As the snow melts and the warm weather returns, so does the risk of contact with a blacklegged tick. Public Health Sudbury & Districts is reminding you to protect yourself…
Ontario spending more on mental health and addicitons
Ontario’s mental health care system is disconnected, making it difficult for patients and families to get the care and services they need. This leaves many vulnerable Ontarians to navigate a…
Health Canada invests $4.5M in palliative care programs
Canadians deserve to live out their lives in comfort and with dignity. They should also have access to care that is appropriate to their needs and that respects their wishes….
Provincial plans to reduce the impact of flooding
Today in the Legislature, Premier Doug Ford highlighted the Ontario government’s commitment to improving the province’s resilience to flooding, said a statement from the Premier’s office on May 13, 2019….
Health Unit talks about rabies concern
With the number of animal rabies cases in Southern Ontario still exceeding the norm, Public Health Sudbury & Districts is reminding everyone to be diligent because infected animals could move…
New heart surgery procedure at Health Sciences North
By LEN GILLIS Northern Ontario Medical Journal Whether they know it or not, dozens of Northern Ontario heart patients have something special in common with Mick Jagger, the world famous…
Northern Health Units to work together on climate change Reports
The seven public health units in northern Ontario will be working together on climate change and health vulnerability and adaptation reports over the next two years with funding support from…
Health Canada report on medically assisted dying
The release of information on medical assistance in dying helps Canadians understand how the legislation is being implemented across the country. The federal government recognizes that public reporting in this…
Health products for women to be studied by committee
Following an enthusiastic response of more than 80 nominees interested in lending their expertise in the field of women’s health, Canada’s Minister of Health, Ginette Petitpas Taylor is pleased to…
