Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is removing the deputy health minister from his role and said the province will hire a ...

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“Our teeth act as a gateway to the body, so ensuring you have good oral hygiene means you avoid more serious health conditions,” she said. In fact, failing to keep your mouth healthy has some ...

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Currently, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana covers the treatment of the disease, however, in case any further procedures are to be done, the Public Health Department must take care of it ...

Alberta's former chief medical officer of health, Dr. James Talbot, said that typically, reports of this nature are released alongside a press release and are accompanied by public discussion of ...

Dr. Conly said he did a one-hour interview with the task force, just as he did with a federal panel and the World Health Organization. Shelley Duggan, the president of the Alberta Medical ...

"The key message is that the mouth is a vital organ that serves ... you should know that there's a connection between the health of your gums, your own health and the health of your baby.

A task force created by the UCP government to review the province’s pandemic response has issued its final report and, while it is currently being reviewed by the province, Alberta doctors are ...

Among the options are moving maternity services to lower-cost tiers of private health cover, which means insurers would have to pay for more patients. The paper also proposed placing mental health ...

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“That’s science.” In a statement to Global News, the office of Alberta’s health minister, Adriana LaGrange, said the “Alberta government will review and consider this report and its ...