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Elizabeth St. Philip

Verified
  • Director, Program Development, TVO
Toronto
As seen in: TVO, CTV News, KTVZ-TV (Bend, OR), KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA), Fox9 Kecy-TV, KVIA-TV (El Paso, TX), KION-TV (Salinas, CA)
Director, Program Development at TVO Former Sr Producer, CTV National News, Saloon Media
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'It seems unbelievable': Ont. mother warns of allergy therapy risks after daughter's death

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By Avis Favaro Verified, Elizabeth St. Philip Verified, Brooklyn Neustaeter
| CTV News Verified
An Ontario mother is raising awareness and pushing for a change in the guidelines for allergy desensitization after her nine-year-old daughter died during therapy. Like many children, Brooklyn Secor had food allergies, specifically to cow's and goat’s milk, and her parents say they spent years avoiding contact to diminish the risk of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis.
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Health-care workers on edge as Omicron spurs sharp increase in cases

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By Avis Favaro Verified, Elizabeth St. Philip Verified, Alexandra Jones Verified
| CTV News Verified
Health workers across Canada, exhausted from two years of battling a pandemic, are dreading what the next wave of COVID-19 could bring. The country is seeing a sharp rise new in infections, a large proportion of which are Omicron cases. But COVID-19 hospitalizations remain generally stable — for now.
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Class-action lawsuits allege surgical staples failed and caused further complications

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By Avis Favaro Verified, Elizabeth St. Philip Verified, Alexandra Jones Verified
| CTV News Verified
Surgical staples are critical tools for surgeons, used often during minimally invasive operations to replace older style sutures in closing incisions. But some patients, like Angelo Paolozzi, are alleging in class-action lawsuits that sometimes, these staples can lead to further complications — a risk he believes more people should know about.
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