Yesterday, the Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness announced two additional cases of the U.K. variant of COVID-19. As part of our investigation, Nova Scotia Health Public Health is asking anyone who was present at two previously announced potential exposure locations in Central Zone to self-isolate and get tested immediately, even if they have already been tested.
Using a 3D printer for hobbies like making models or crafts is nothing new but using it to deliver radiation therapy more precisely is something new for the Cape Breton Cancer Centre in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Today the Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness announced two additional cases of the U.K. variant of COVID-19. As part of our investigation, Nova Scotia Health Public Health is asking anyone who was present at two previously announced potential exposure locations in Central Zone to self-isolate and get tested immediately, even if they have already been tested.
Valentine’s Day is a day that celebrates the heart. However, we should be celebrating and taking care of our heart year round. In fact, diseases of the heart are the second leading cause of death in Canada and affect approximately 2.4 million Canadian Adults.
On Saturday, Feb. 13 Canadians are invited to wear red in recognition of the national Wear Red Canada campaign aimed at raising awareness about women’s heart health.
Due to the incredible community response and at-capacity testing last week, Public Health’s Mobile Units will be returning to Lunenburg tomorrow (Wednesday) to offer additional COVID-19 testing.
“Providing purpose in life” is how Robert Baird, professional practice leader for recreation therapy in Nova Scotia Health’s Central Zone (Mental Health and Addictions Program) describes his profession.
