In July 2016, CBC News reported on a study done by The University of Georgia indicating that in U.S. states… Read More
Summer is almost here and so is the urge to throw caution to the wind now that we no longer… Read More
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Death should never be considered as an acceptable side effect of a pain medication, even if the drug is considered… Read More
The Ontario College of Family Physicians estimates that about 3 million people in Ontario will not have a family… Read More
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When I was a kid growing up in the rural woods of Muskoka, my grandma had a cure for almost… Read More
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