“The same dose may have different effects in person X than in person Y. As of Wednesday at midnight, the greater Montreal area, the Quebec City area and Chaudiere-Appalaches will be designated as red zones. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On. Here's what that means.
Toronto “Sexual health is an important part of our overall health,” she said in the statement. They want to know where the anxiety is coming from? Some parents say they've received mixed messages and inadequate support from doctors and school officials – who are also being bombarded with government information. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On; Be the first to know! Montréal, QC
M5V 2Z5. Canada’s top doctor dispensed some important sexual education today for those attempting to date during a pandemic: consider wearing a mask during sex. Montréal, QC
TikTok’s latest "challenge" -- which involves taking enough Benadryl to induce hallucinations -- has already claimed a victim. While there is still a great deal to learn about COVID-19 with new studies and data emerging every day, there is a lot they do know, the pediatrician concluded, providing a few examples: Stay up-to-date and in-the-know by subscribing to one of our newsletters, Listener line in studio ", WHAT DO PARENTS NEED TO KNOW? Shun's husband Bryan Willey has diabetes, and if he were to catch the virus, "he's at risk of having very severe symptoms," she said. cbury@cjad.com, Promotions & Contests Sign-up to receive information on promotions and contests. “When you follow the dosage, no problem – you’ll be fine.
Her doctor had no problem handling the exemption on behalf of the two boys – even though they weren't her patients. Sign-up for this newsletter to get breaking news alerts sent right to your inbox and to get a heads-up on some of the highlights coming-up on the radio station. Montreal is facing down its second round of lockdown, leaving mental health professional deeply concerned about what's to come over the next four weeks.
"Speaking as an anxious parent, I get where they're coming from, but they need to be reassured in terms of what is the true risk that's involved," he said, adding that the situation calls for discussion, education, assessments of the underlying health conditions and the school environment.
In the statement, Tam also provided an update on COVID-19 numbers in Canada, saying that 88.5 per cent of the 129,425 people to contract the virus in Canada so far have recovered. In other words, there is a very serious risk of exceeding a toxic dose of the pill to reach a lethal dose.
“The same dose may have different effects in person X than in person Y. As of Wednesday at midnight, the greater Montreal area, the Quebec City area and Chaudiere-Appalaches will be designated as red zones. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On. Here's what that means.
Toronto “Sexual health is an important part of our overall health,” she said in the statement. They want to know where the anxiety is coming from? Some parents say they've received mixed messages and inadequate support from doctors and school officials – who are also being bombarded with government information. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On; Be the first to know! Montréal, QC
M5V 2Z5. Canada’s top doctor dispensed some important sexual education today for those attempting to date during a pandemic: consider wearing a mask during sex. Montréal, QC
TikTok’s latest "challenge" -- which involves taking enough Benadryl to induce hallucinations -- has already claimed a victim. While there is still a great deal to learn about COVID-19 with new studies and data emerging every day, there is a lot they do know, the pediatrician concluded, providing a few examples: Stay up-to-date and in-the-know by subscribing to one of our newsletters, Listener line in studio ", WHAT DO PARENTS NEED TO KNOW? Shun's husband Bryan Willey has diabetes, and if he were to catch the virus, "he's at risk of having very severe symptoms," she said. cbury@cjad.com, Promotions & Contests Sign-up to receive information on promotions and contests. “When you follow the dosage, no problem – you’ll be fine.
Her doctor had no problem handling the exemption on behalf of the two boys – even though they weren't her patients. Sign-up for this newsletter to get breaking news alerts sent right to your inbox and to get a heads-up on some of the highlights coming-up on the radio station. Montreal is facing down its second round of lockdown, leaving mental health professional deeply concerned about what's to come over the next four weeks.
"Speaking as an anxious parent, I get where they're coming from, but they need to be reassured in terms of what is the true risk that's involved," he said, adding that the situation calls for discussion, education, assessments of the underlying health conditions and the school environment.
In the statement, Tam also provided an update on COVID-19 numbers in Canada, saying that 88.5 per cent of the 129,425 people to contract the virus in Canada so far have recovered. In other words, there is a very serious risk of exceeding a toxic dose of the pill to reach a lethal dose.
“The same dose may have different effects in person X than in person Y. As of Wednesday at midnight, the greater Montreal area, the Quebec City area and Chaudiere-Appalaches will be designated as red zones. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On. Here's what that means.
Toronto “Sexual health is an important part of our overall health,” she said in the statement. They want to know where the anxiety is coming from? Some parents say they've received mixed messages and inadequate support from doctors and school officials – who are also being bombarded with government information. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On; Be the first to know! Montréal, QC
M5V 2Z5. Canada’s top doctor dispensed some important sexual education today for those attempting to date during a pandemic: consider wearing a mask during sex. Montréal, QC
TikTok’s latest "challenge" -- which involves taking enough Benadryl to induce hallucinations -- has already claimed a victim. While there is still a great deal to learn about COVID-19 with new studies and data emerging every day, there is a lot they do know, the pediatrician concluded, providing a few examples: Stay up-to-date and in-the-know by subscribing to one of our newsletters, Listener line in studio ", WHAT DO PARENTS NEED TO KNOW? Shun's husband Bryan Willey has diabetes, and if he were to catch the virus, "he's at risk of having very severe symptoms," she said. cbury@cjad.com, Promotions & Contests Sign-up to receive information on promotions and contests. “When you follow the dosage, no problem – you’ll be fine.
Her doctor had no problem handling the exemption on behalf of the two boys – even though they weren't her patients. Sign-up for this newsletter to get breaking news alerts sent right to your inbox and to get a heads-up on some of the highlights coming-up on the radio station. Montreal is facing down its second round of lockdown, leaving mental health professional deeply concerned about what's to come over the next four weeks.
"Speaking as an anxious parent, I get where they're coming from, but they need to be reassured in terms of what is the true risk that's involved," he said, adding that the situation calls for discussion, education, assessments of the underlying health conditions and the school environment.
In the statement, Tam also provided an update on COVID-19 numbers in Canada, saying that 88.5 per cent of the 129,425 people to contract the virus in Canada so far have recovered. In other words, there is a very serious risk of exceeding a toxic dose of the pill to reach a lethal dose.
“The weight of teens varies a lot,” he said. Montreal is facing down its second round of lockdown, leaving mental health professional deeply concerned about what's to come over the next four weeks.
"I'm ambivalent and confused, as so many parents are.
“The same dose may have different effects in person X than in person Y. As of Wednesday at midnight, the greater Montreal area, the Quebec City area and Chaudiere-Appalaches will be designated as red zones. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On. Here's what that means.
Toronto “Sexual health is an important part of our overall health,” she said in the statement. They want to know where the anxiety is coming from? Some parents say they've received mixed messages and inadequate support from doctors and school officials – who are also being bombarded with government information. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On; Be the first to know! Montréal, QC
M5V 2Z5. Canada’s top doctor dispensed some important sexual education today for those attempting to date during a pandemic: consider wearing a mask during sex. Montréal, QC
TikTok’s latest "challenge" -- which involves taking enough Benadryl to induce hallucinations -- has already claimed a victim. While there is still a great deal to learn about COVID-19 with new studies and data emerging every day, there is a lot they do know, the pediatrician concluded, providing a few examples: Stay up-to-date and in-the-know by subscribing to one of our newsletters, Listener line in studio ", WHAT DO PARENTS NEED TO KNOW? Shun's husband Bryan Willey has diabetes, and if he were to catch the virus, "he's at risk of having very severe symptoms," she said. cbury@cjad.com, Promotions & Contests Sign-up to receive information on promotions and contests. “When you follow the dosage, no problem – you’ll be fine.
Her doctor had no problem handling the exemption on behalf of the two boys – even though they weren't her patients. Sign-up for this newsletter to get breaking news alerts sent right to your inbox and to get a heads-up on some of the highlights coming-up on the radio station. Montreal is facing down its second round of lockdown, leaving mental health professional deeply concerned about what's to come over the next four weeks.
"Speaking as an anxious parent, I get where they're coming from, but they need to be reassured in terms of what is the true risk that's involved," he said, adding that the situation calls for discussion, education, assessments of the underlying health conditions and the school environment.
In the statement, Tam also provided an update on COVID-19 numbers in Canada, saying that 88.5 per cent of the 129,425 people to contract the virus in Canada so far have recovered. In other words, there is a very serious risk of exceeding a toxic dose of the pill to reach a lethal dose.
