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THE FIGHTING DOCTOR WHO LIVES FOR CHILDREN Crippled children, Thalidomide children, hungry children, children scarred by napalm in Vietnam - they’re all the concern of Gustave Gingras, a doctor, a fighter who becomes “almost a con man” when he’s campaigning for kids March 1 1969 WALTER STEWART THE FIGHTING DOCTOR WHO LIVES FOR CHILDREN WALTER STEWART March 1 1969 THE FIGHTING DOCTOR WHO LIVES FOR CHILDREN Crippled children, Thalidomide children, hungry children, children scarred by napalm in Vietnam - they’re all the concern of Gustave Gingras, a doctor, a fighter who becomes “almost a con man” when he’s campaigning for kids

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Astronaut David Saint-Jacques trades spacesuit for scrubs to help in fight against COVID-19

Astronaut David Saint-Jacques trades spacesuit for scrubs to help in fight against COVID-19 Quebec astronaut and medical doctor David Saint-Jacques is currently in training at the McGill University Health Centre. Now is not the time to let our guard down, even though we ve all had enough, he says. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Jan 30, 2021 11:35 AM ET | Last Updated: January 30 Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques, who is also a medical doctor, said he has been struck by the range of people working in the campaign against COVID-19. There is sadness, and we all can t wait for this to end, but we have to lead the fight, he said.(Submitted by David Saint-Jacques)

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Not statistically significant: researchers worldwide react with disappointment over Montreal COVID treatment study

MONTREAL Many in the international science community reacted with disappointment and not a little frustration on Wednesday, after finally seeing statistical data from a study on the effectiveness of medication colchicine. “We can confirm that the primary outcome was not statistically significant,” said Dr. Emily McDonald a scientist at the MUHC’s Research Institute. The anti-inflammatory drug, now used to treat gout was touted by the Montreal Heart Institute just days ago in a press release, as an effective oral medication for non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients. In a Friday press release, the MHI researchers claimed the drug reduced the risk of death or hospitalization for COVID-19 by 21 per cent.

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So much more of the story we re missing : Quebec doctors urge caution on new study to treat the coronavirus with colchicine

So much more of the story we re missing : Quebec doctors urge caution on new study to treat the coronavirus with colchicine
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Pandemic fuels interest in cosmetic procedures, but critics question the timing

Pandemic fuels interest in cosmetic procedures, but critics question the timing
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