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বৃষ্টি | Journalist | Contributing Editor @TheBreachMedia | Ex CBC, The Tyee, Capital Daily + lots more | brishtireports@gmail.com | She/her

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How the Government of Canada is (Or is Not) Monitoring Our Homegrown Hantavirus Strain

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By Brishti Basu Verified
| PressProgress Verified
Out at a cattle ranch in Alberta, amongst cows grazing in pastures and farmers tilling the land, researchers from the University of Calgary have been setting traps for the past two years. Once rodents — mainly deer mice and some voles — enter these traps, researchers take blood samples, mark the animals with tags and release them in the same place they had been found initially.
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Doctor Removed From Ontario Medical Association AGM for Refusing to Take Off Watermelon Pin

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By Brishti Basu Verified
| PressProgress Verified
The Ontario Medical Association is facing backlash online after family doctor Yipeng Ge posted about being removed from its annual general meeting because he sported a watermelon pin.
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Éclosions de tuberculose au Nunavik : Québec ignore les appels à déclarer l’urgence sanitaire

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By Brishti Basu Verified
| Pivot (Québec)
Le Nunavik, territoire inuit dans le nord du Québec, connaît actuellement une crise de santé publique qui continue de s’aggraver. Les services de santé sont gravement déficients dans certaines communautés, selon Yassen Tcholakov, chef clinique en maladies infectieuses à la Régie régionale de la santé et des services sociaux du Nunavik (RRSSSN).
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