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Issue 8 of the Trends in Pediatric Palliative Care Research (TPPCR) newsletter is out, featuring a commentary by researcher Elisa Castro-Noriega - mailchi.mp/565ba6675b7e/tren…
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The Terry Fox Foundation is proud to continue Terry’s mission of funding cancer research. Terry believed in science and gave his life to help others. Thank you to all of our supporters who help us work toward realizing Terry’s dream of a world without cancer. 🇨🇦
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My daughter has “at least 4 comorbidities.” Does she look unwell to you?
Stop the eugenics.
Her life is beautiful, and she deserves to live it.
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I am always amazed at how much faith people have that higher filtration of particles WILL reduce risk of infection.
Like …no one even questions that.
But there’s a LOT of data pre COVID where N95 masks weren’t clearly better. Why? “As used”…
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in real life is not a lab particle study. Why…? could be fit, touching and adjusting bc uncomfortable, doffing…
So although intuitively attractive we can’t assume that “better” filtration translates directly to protection. We still do need good outcomes based studies.
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🚨Here's my new piece about our great challenge—control this pandemic while ALSO averting the next. For centuries, the US has been stuck in a Sisyphean cycle of panic & neglect. It can break that loop, but the window of opportunity is already closing. 1/
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A huge thank you & AWESOME job to all the great folks at @Fraserhealth @AirCanada & @cityofcoquitlam! The #Coquitlam Poirier Forum #COVID19 vaccination clinic runs like clockwork & is staffed w/ simply the loveliest helpers in our community! 💕@MayorStewart @TriCityNews #bcpoli – at Coquitlam, British Columbia
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Why enrol in a #PatientOrientedResearch study? “We feel like we’re part of something important, something optimistic,” writes Parent-Partner @Thomsod about why she and her son Nicholas participate in research studies: child-bright.ca/new-blog/202… #BrainAwarenessWeek
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Our latest issue of our TPPCR newsletter is out, featuring commentary by Dr. Arshia Madni. This month Dr. Madni discusses the use of telemedicine for home-based pediatric palliative care.
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Today is #RareDiseaseDay. DYK that 1 in 12 Canadians has a rare disorder and there are 300 million people living with a rare disease worldwide. Visit @raredisorders and @rarediseaseday to learn more about #RareDiseaseDay and how you can get involved. #Canada4Rare
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This study seeks to examine the impact that COVID-19 has had on pediatric palliative care.
60+% of respondents reported a sense of team "distance" due to physical location, frequency of meetings.
73% perceived unequal care quality with virtual care.
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Ohhhh!! I think we're in love already! We can't wait to meet you, Gaia. Thanks for all you do for the kids and families @CanuckPlace 💙💚🐕🦺
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More emotional than I had anticipated finally sitting down to a print copy of today’s paper. I think I can name every person here by memory now, along with a bit about them. I’m glad everyone else is learning about them too
A sincere thank you to everyone who had read and shared
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A thinking head of state.
Worth watching this one minute clip. teapawt.net/dwnews/status/13391404…
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It’s hard to think of another American who did more to challenge America to face her demons, to be her best self, and to respect the dignity in every living soul. John Lewis was a man of conscience, when the world was watching and when it wasn’t.
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Pleased that Canada's genetic non-discrimination law was upheld by the courts. Important to protect people's rights to know their own genetic information without threat. cbc.ca/news/politics/stefano…
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Wearing a mask is not about your 'rights' – it's about doing what's right, by @RabbiBulka ottawacitizen.com/opinion/bu… via @OttawaCitizen #Covid19 #Masks4Canada
























