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Amanda Hicks

Barrie
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Sudbury’s hospital highlights successes, challenges over the last year

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By Amanda Hicks
| CTV Northern Ontario Verified
Health Sciences North (HSN) held its Annual General Meeting virtually on Wednesday evening, with hospital leadership delivering a comprehensive assessment of both achievements and persistent challenges facing the Sudbury-based facility. The meeting featured presentations from the organization’s chief executive officer, the chief of staff, the treasurer, the patient and family advisory council and its board chair.
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Skin cancer surging among young Canadians, data finds

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By Amanda Hicks
| CP24 Verified
New data from the Canadian Dermatology Association has revealed concerning statistics about young people, tanning and sunscreen use, prompting a major push for sun safety across the country. The findings have centred the association’s annual Sun Awareness campaign on Generation Z, with the data highlighting a disconnect between what young Canadians know about skin cancer and how they actually behave in the sun.
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Skin cancer surging among young Canadians, data finds

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By Amanda Hicks
| CTV Northern Ontario Verified
New data from the Canadian Dermatology Association has revealed concerning statistics about young people, tanning and sunscreen use, prompting a major push for sun safety across the country. The findings have centred the association’s annual Sun Awareness campaign on Generation Z, with the data highlighting a disconnect between what young Canadians know about skin cancer and how they actually behave in the sun.
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