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April 16th is National Advance Care Planning (ACP) Day in Canada. We are reaching out for your help to raise awareness of the importance of Advance care planning for all Canadians.

I would be happy to chat with you about the campaign, and can put you in touch with local or regional researchers and experts who can help with a story. We have a list of ACP champions (group of experts and professionals) across all provinces/territories that could be speakers in radio and television interviews if that's possible.

We also have a campaign awareness short video featuring Walter Gretzky speaking about the importance of advance care planning for him and his family.

Advance care planning is a process of refection and communication in which a person who is capable of making decisions expresses their wishes regarding their future health and/or personal care. This year's awareness campaign theme is "They know me well".

Thank you for your consideration; I look forward to hearing from you! araafat@chpca.net

Therapeutic Touch Awareness Week runs May 6-12 with exciting events scheduled throughout Ontario.

Photo Images by David Love Feb 25-2019

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"We're taking away your hospital emergency room and replacing it with a communal bath tub," hit a painful nerve with Dr. Henderson, saying the Vancouver Island Health Authority's (VIHA) decision is "ridiculous." The fight continues with Port Alice residents attending a recent community meeting with health authorities. The meeting, scheduled on Feb 20th from 6 - 8 pm, went overtime to 8:40 with many still wishing and unable to express their concerns.

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WBC carries a line of copper-based pain relief products and aromatherapy bath salts all using natural ingredients. Founded in 2009, all products are made in Canada and contain copper for its many health benefits. The copper elements can be easily absorbed by the body and work toward treating problem areas, not merely masking symptoms. WBC's pain relief products are Health Canada approved and contain a Natural Product Number.

Alango's Wear & Hear line of personalized hearing devices to be distributed in Canada by hearing supply and healthcare consulting company, Client Management Services (CMS).

To address the needs of the millions of people with mild-to-moderate hearing loss worldwide (who are not currently benefiting from hearing aids), Alango has incorporated its field-proven digital sound processing technologies into a line of affordable, wearable consumer electronics devices that provide personalized hearing enhancement to the wearer. The result: a new product line under the brand name "Wear & Hear".

Sherry Bennett has a disturbing #metoo story. She suffers from PTSD after an attack by a medical professional. In Richmond Hill next week she teams up with a Police Officer who shares his own PTSD story. Other professionals join them on stage to prepare an audience for the impact of legalization one week away.

A nourishing day of movement, nutrition and balance for the body, mind and soul.

Orthotics Prosthetics Canada (OPC) is aware of providers that are inadequately trained and rendering custom ankle foot orthotic (AFO) treatments. OPC feels compelled to issue a warning to the public, health professionals, as well as private and public payers.

Allied Market Research, a global market research firm recognises Let’s Nurture as one of the leading solution providers in Healthcare industry.

In his new book, Toronto-based writer, Paul Lima, reveals his experiences of living with Multiple Sclerosis. Lima recounts his battle, and those of others, with the chronic illness, and shares stories of diagnosis, treatment and support.

COVT&R's 3rd Annual National Conference Coming to Niagara Falls to Focus on Improved Patient Outcomes and to Investigate Myopia Intervention and Prevention. Myopia, also known as "nearsightedness", has reached all-time highs across the globe.

For the first time, Neurological Reorganization, a non-invasive, drug-free, movement-based program that can enhance emotions, behaviours, motor skills, and learning abilities is available in Canada. NeuroVision Therapy today announced Canada’s first two Certified Neurological Reorganization (NR) Practitioners, Alexandra Lily and Dr. Coralee Mueller.

A simple test could improve the treatment odds of patients diagnosed with breast cancer, thanks to new research at The University of Winnipeg.