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Pamela Fayerman

Vancouver
As seen in: National Post, Toronto Sun, Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette, CANOE, Edmonton Journal, Windsor Star, The StarPhoenix and
Health journalist for decades; media training; botanical photographer; board trustee @JackWebsterFdn; plant/garden 🌱 fanatic.
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20 years of research on the effects of toxic chemicals and pollutants on child brains

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By Pamela Fayerman
| medicinematters.ca
BY PAMELA FAYERMAN Babies are coming out of the womb “pre-polluted.” That’s what a leading reproductive endocrinologist told thousands of medical delegates at a conference seven years ago. Dr. Linda Giudice, then the chair of the OBGYN and Reproductive Sciences at the University of California, made that astonishing “pre-polluted” statement as she pleaded with physicians to become louder activists when it comes to environmental toxins from chemicals in plastics, pesticides and pollutants.
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Therapeutic fibbing to dementia patients a strategy to reduce agitation

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By Pamela Fayerman
| medicinematters.ca
BY JESS FRASER My mom was diagnosed with vascular dementia more than 12 years ago. At first, the presentation was subtle. Her executive functions started slipping, followed by the disappearance of recent memories. Lately, things have worsened. Now, most of life’s markers escape her as do words. But friends and family members help put a twinkle in her eye and she embraces almost everyone. She’s what you might call omni-friendly — like an unwary child.
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Not all superfoods are superheroes for avoiding kidney stones, other health problems

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By Pamela Fayerman
| medicinematters.ca
By Pamela Fayerman We’ve all heard horror stories about the pain associated with kidney stones. Until I had one just over a month ago, I doubted the veracity of the narrative that kidney stone pain was worse than labour and delivery. Boy, was I wrong about that! I suffered through unrelenting pain for 12 hours before going to the hospital where I waited another nine to finally see a doctor and get intravenous plus oral morphine to settle the extreme agony.
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