Measles vaccination rates in Canada are high enough to quell fears of a national resurgence, but public health experts worry about protecting those who aren’t immunized.
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Measles vaccination rates in Canada are high enough to quell fears of a national resurgence, but public health experts worry about protecting those who aren’t immunized.
Canadian Blood Services is appealing to sexually active gay men to donate blood tomorrow at a special clinic set up at the University of British Columbia.
Canada’s cigarette smoking rate reached its lowest recorded level last year at 15 per cent, but 20 per cent of young people have tried vaping, the first national survey on electronic cigarette use suggests.
A student group at the University of Saskatchewan says there are legal grounds to close a federal prison that operates on university lands because it places some mentally ill inmates in solitary confinement.
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British lawmakers will vote Tuesday on whether to let scientists use controversial techniques to create babies from the DNA of three people — a move that could prevent children from inheriting potentially fatal diseases yet would make Britain the first country in the world to allow embryos to be genetically modified.
Health officials concerned about a larger outbreak are asking residents to check their vaccination histories after four cases of measles in Toronto were confirmed this week.