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What’s a healthy home?

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By Jaclyn Parks, MSc Asthma is the most common chronic childhood disease and the leading reason for why children miss school or require hospitalization. It is a complex disease that results from genetic factors, environmental exposures, and how the two interact. As infants are growing and developing, their respiratory and immune systems are particularly sensitive […]
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Checking IN with Susan David

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Fear, boredom, grief, confusion—we’re all feeling … a lot right now. How do we cope with our heightened emotions during this global pandemic? Susan David, a psychologist at Harvard Medical School, is here to offer us strategies. This show is an urgent response to an urgent moment—a support system, toolkit, and understanding voice during a […]
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Safeguarding your data

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By Jim Anderson With warmer temperatures approaching, spring cleaning is top-of-mind for businesses looking to get a fresh start this year. While many businesses are gearing up for the year ahead, focusing on cleaning and disposing of your organization’s online data and physical documents should be included as part of your end-of-year activities. According to […]
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Rambunctious, curious, and a little bratty A sick child affects the whole family, so Montreal Children’s Foundation is launching ‘Long Live Little Brats’—the boldest fundraising campaign in Quebec’s history. The goal—to raise $200 million by 2026 for pediatric research, care and teaching at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre. Renée Vézina, the
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Not for the faint of heart

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By Chris Wilson To say the last 12 months have been full of challenge, evolution and change would be an understatement. The impact of the pandemic has underscored the need for both resiliency and adaptability on all of our parts. For those of us providing care in the home, just-in-time innovation in a climate of […]