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King of Prussia Historical Society: Carl DeHaven, a family tradition of service

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City planning $8M replacement for West Edmonton Mall pedestrian bridge

City planning $8M replacement for West Edmonton Mall pedestrian bridge Edmonton is planning to replace the pedestrian footbridge over 170th Street that once connected west end residents to the West Edmonton Mall in a new split funding agreement. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 17, 2021 4:05 AM MT | Last Updated: May 17 The former footbridge over 170 Street was demolished in 2018 with ramps being the only remaining vestige.(Rod Maldaner/CBC)

New lab-developed procedure improves treatment for fire victims

Date Time New lab-developed procedure improves treatment for fire victims During his fourth year as a medical laboratory science student at the University of Alberta, Steven Dang embarked on a project at the Misericordia Hospital laboratory to help improve treatment of patients rescued from house fires. Patients who arrive at hospitals from house fires are often treated for cyanide poisoning due to the toxic fumes generated by fires in the home. A major side-effect of treatment with the drug hydroxocobalamin is that patients’ blood plasma and urine turns red, which can interfere with many lab tests leading to incorrect results that can affect patients’ care and treatment for a wide range of health issues.

Health commitment is budget s main focus

Winnipeg Free Press By: Nathan Clark Save to Read Later THE headlines generated from the Pallister government’s latest economic blueprint last week were largely focused on tax cuts. What it should be considered, however, is its considerable financial commitment to improving the province’s health-care system. Opinion THE headlines generated from the Pallister government’s latest economic blueprint last week were largely focused on tax cuts. What it should be considered, however, is its considerable financial commitment to improving the province’s health-care system. This is not a misprint. Despite the narrative from opposition parties that health-care funding has been frozen by a cruel and heartless government, Mantoba’s 2021 budget makes historic investments in our health-care system. One needs to look no further than Manitoba’s Clinical and Preventive Services Plan and the investments planned for its implem

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