Advocates for sexual health services in Nova Scotia say more resources are needed, especially when it comes to sexual assault examinations.
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Advocates for sexual health services in Nova Scotia say more resources are needed, especially when it comes to sexual assault examinations.
A doctor who treats children in Nunavik says ear infections were rare before Inuit were settled into communities. Dr. Joanne Morel, a pediatrician based at the Montreal Children's Hospital, has been treating children in James Bay and Nunavut for 35 years.
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