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Ten McMaster professors elected fellows of Canadian Academy of Health Sciences - Vimarsana News

Ten McMaster professors elected fellows of Canadian Academy of Health Sciences

CAHS fellows are elected by their peers in recognition of excellence in academic health sciences and their lifelong commitment to their fields.

Fourth COVID vaccine doses aren't making it into arms in these GTA neighbourhoods | News - Vimarsana News

Fourth COVID vaccine doses aren't making it into arms in these GTA neighbourhoods | News

The challenges associated with access to and trust of theCOVID-19 vaccine in the GTA’s most vulnerable communities are playing out once again, with the Toronto neighbourhoods hardest hit by the

Ongoing Debate Whether COVID Links to New Diabetes in Kids - Vimarsana News

Ongoing Debate Whether COVID Links to New Diabetes in Kids

"Our study is definitely not the final word on this. However, our findings call into question whether a direct association between COVID-19 and new-onset diabetes in children exists," says a researcher.

Cannabis users are at greater risk for emergency and inpatient care: study - Vimarsana News

Cannabis users are at greater risk for emergency and inpatient care: study

Marijuana users are more likely to be hospitalized than those who do not use marijuana according to a study published by the BMJ Open Respiratory Research.

Cannabis Users 22 Percent More Likely to Need Emergency Care and Hospitalization: New Study - Vimarsana News

Cannabis Users 22 Percent More Likely to Need Emergency Care and Hospitalization: New Study

Emergency care and hospitalizations are 22 percent higher among Canadians who use cannabis compared with those who don’t, a new study finds.