A new Heart & Stroke-led analysis of hospitalization trends for heart conditions, stroke and vascular cognitive impairment over ten years provides a starting point for post-pandemic healthcare planning. @CJC_JCC
To the people who seem to think they’re invincible: You’re not. So go home and stay home. You’re not just putting yourself at risk, you’re putting others at risk too - nurses and doctors, grocery store workers, your grandparents, and so many others. #StayAtHomeSaveLives
Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Our 2020 Spotlight report celebrates women who face sex and gender challenges on their road to recovery from heart disease. Check out their stories and learn why women’s health research is needed!
Missed our Heart & Stroke takeover on @TheMarilynShow? Check it out here to learn more about Jennifer Michaud's experience with aortic stenosis and hear Dr. Marie-Annick Clavel speak about closing the research gap in heart health. #HeartMonth
Momentum is building - heart disease and stroke research is showing results! Our latest report focuses on the stories of women who face unique sex and gender challenges on their road to recovery. #HeartMonth
Know what a heart attack looks like? Maybe not. Women tend to show different and much less obvious signs than men. Know what to look for. Know how to help.
In the spirit of the holidays, our volunteers helped the stroke unit at @Providence_Care stay warm with 30 personally crocheted colourful blankets. Our volunteers' way of sharing warmth, and keeping hearts warm.
Oh, buoy. Looks like we’ve got ourselves a new clown on deck! Sailing all the way from an island between Antarctica and the Bermuda Triangle, Pip has ventured across the ocean to join SickKids as the newest member of our family of Therapeutic Clowns: https://t.co/BzwUgqUuzv
.@TedGarrard@ronald_cohn Katie Taylor & @SenatorMarwah announce the largest gift ever to @SickKidsNews—Peter Gilgan’s generous donation of $100 million. “Thanks to Peter Gilgan, and the Gilgan family, we're more sure now than ever that a new SickKids will rise!”
JUST IN: Peter Gilgan, founder of Mattamy Homes, is donating $100 million to SickKids hospital. This gift is the largest single donation ever given to The Hospital for Sick Children.
My colleagues and I won big at the Better Newspaper Competition for stories about the Bruce McArthur murders and Syrian Refugees immigrating to Canada.
Read this to get a behind-the-scenes look at how we covered these stories.
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