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Some women have fallopian tubes removed for permanent birth control. It could also lower ovarian cancer risk

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By Stephanie Dubois Verified
| The Dose (Podcast)
White Coat, Black Art·New Surgery to remove the fallopian tubes as a permanent method of birth control could also reduce a woman's risk of the most common ovarian cancer, but a group of B.C. researchers and physicians say the procedure isn't widely known across Canada and they are trying to change that.
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Germany does more hip and knee replacements than Canada. What can we learn?

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By Stephanie Dubois Verified
| The Dose (Podcast)
LISTEN | How Germany gets hip, knee surgeries done: White Coat Black Art26:30How Germany gets hip, knee surgeries done faster than Canada Canadians in some provinces can wait years for a new hip or knee. In Germany, it can take just weeks. Transplanted Canadian Elizabeth Sandomeer had each of her knees replaced in under three months. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sebastian Braun says there are many reasons why Germany can get those surgeries done faster.
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An Alberta man wanted MAID. Instead, he died in a Catholic hospital, waiting to be transferred

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By Stephanie Dubois Verified
| The Dose (Podcast)
LISTEN | An Edmonton man's last days: White Coat Black Art26:30He was approved for MAID — but died waiting in a Catholic hospital It’s September, and Stacey Hume is next to her dad’s hospital bed in the palliative ward of Edmonton’s Grey Nuns Community Hospital. She, along with her mom and sister, are told by staff that they need to make a choice about her dad.
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