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Dr. Samantha Nutt releases new book: Damned Nations– Family practice physician paints a picture of a world free from war. > MORE
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Majority of older women are inactive, and also in pain – Older Women’s Health report by Dr. Paula Rochon. > MORE |
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| Coming up |
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Celebrate Patient Safety Week, Oct. 31 – Nov. 4 – WCH marks Patient Safety Week with daily events and initiatives for staff, physicians and volunteers. > MORE |
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Reduce risk of cervical cancer at Bay Centre for Birth Control – Centre marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Week and Pap Test Campaign with drop-in clinic. > MORE
New donation box arrives at WCH – Members of the Association of Volunteers were all smiles for the recent unveiling of the new pink cube donation box in the front lobby of Women’s College Hospital. All proceeds will support Women’s College Hospital and will be maintained by the Association of Volunteers. > MORE
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| 100th Anniversary |
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You’re Invited! – Women’s College Hospital staff, physicians and volunteers are invited to a special 100th Birthday Party on Nov. 10, 2011. For more information,
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| WCH in the Media |
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Dr. Valerie Taylor makes headlines across the country in a story about ‘drunkorexia’. To read more, click here.
Dr. Cliff Librach appears on Global TV discussing IVF and cancer risk. Click here to watch online.
Dr. Paula Rochon receives media attention for her newest study about Ontario seniors. For more information, click here.
For up-to-date WCH news articles, visit
http://www.womenscollegehospital.ca/news/
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Last month, Women’s Health Matters welcomed guest expert Stephanie Naulls, acting professional advisor for the kinesiology/athletic therapy group at Women’s College Hospital. Read Naulls’s answers to readers’ questions about carrying summer fitness into fall and winter. |
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