Category: Health
Opinion | Better retiree benefits can help fix Michigan’s employee shortage | Bridge Michigan
Like in the business world, one of the best ways to address public-employee recruitment and retention issues is to ensure that people are treated fairly,
London-based study details true cost of poor health care for homeless
Almost 30,000 people across Canada in hospital last year were homeless, staying longer and costing more money than the average patient, a first-of-its-kind London-based study shows.
Second pop-up pap test clinic to be held June 10 at St. Joseph’s
For the most part, women look forward to having a pap test as much as they, well, look forward to having a pap test.
Mother-daughter NDP MPs cheer drug coverage for birth control: ‘Huge win’
For the Mathyssens, the federal government’s first move toward national pharmacare is personal.
Don’t Let the Heat Beat You: You Beat the Heat
The weather report going into this summer claimed it would be the hottest, driest summer we have seen in years. Well they were right about the dryness as it’s the driest in our area in 30 years! With dry weather come hot temperatures.