perspiration in the real sense is not a bad thing. She wears the protective cap for the body because thanks to her the toxins are eliminated. But when this perspiration becomes excessive, we speak ofhyperhidrosis, because it releases a bad odor† This one smell of perspiration can be the result of several factors, such as: … Read more
The latest research from the National Federation of Nursing Students (Fnesi) points to a significant increase in the physical and mental well-being of ESIs. Health crisis, difficult internships, intensive personal work, stress… The reasons for student discomfort are many and increase over time. †I take an anxiety medication when I need it. Once, it was … Read more
(Toronto) Two of the leaders of Ontario’s four major political parties have been sidelined due to COVID-19 at critical times in their campaigns two weeks before Election Day. Posted at 16:43 Allison Jones The Canadian Press Green Party leader Mike Schreiner tested positive on Wednesday night and New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Andrea Horwath tested … Read more
OTTAWA, ON† May 19, 2022 /CNW/ – The Honorable David LamettiMinister of Justice and Attorney General of Canadatoday announced the following appointments as part of the judicial appointment process initiated in 2016. This process emphasizes transparency, merit and the diversity of Canadians, and aims to ensure the appointment of lawyers who embody the highest standards … Read more
The mask is no longer mandatory in schools since May 14 and the decision to wear it is now left to everyone’s discretion. When students want to keep it to protect those around them and vulnerable people, teachers note that young people mainly cover their faces to hide their physical appearance, which gives rise to … Read more
MONTREAL — Public health authorities are investigating 17 suspected cases of monkey pox in the Montreal area. The regional director of public health in Montreal said at a news conference on Thursday that suspected cases of monkeypox have not yet been confirmed by a lab, but based on recent outbreaks in Europe and a reported … Read more
Two years after the Covid-19 pandemic, we know that certain populations have been disproportionately affected by Covid-19. We also know that social inequalities in health (SSI) can be exacerbated if they are not taken into account when designing public health interventions. That’s why we launched HoSPiCOVID, an international study on the resilience of healthcare and … Read more
The University of California, San Diego, has just developed a smartphone application capable of detecting, instantly and easily, the early signs of various neurological disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease. How ? Via the phone’s camera, which can track changes in a person’s pupil size with a resolution of less than a millimeter. Analysis of these measures … Read more
“People have failed in Herron,” coroner Géhane Kamel said. “Other than that, I have no complaints. But there are lessons to be learned from what happened,” said the lawyer, who on Thursday presented the conclusions of his investigation into the deaths that occurred in CHSLDs during the first wave of the pandemic. Posted at 3:24 … Read more
So many foreign flights arrive at Canadian airports that travelers sometimes have to wait for more than an hour on the plane after landing because there is not enough space in the aircraft terminal to accommodate queues, the Canadian Airports Council regrets. The organization blames the situation on pandemic health measures and asks Ottawa to … Read more