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Please join us for Erie Shores HealthCare's 28th Lights of Life on December 4th at 7pm Outside of the Main Entrance on Fader Street.
Interested in donating? Visit the link below đź’™
bit.ly/3Fb1UZz instagr.am/p/CljC_KMrvTL/
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John Nyholt was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018 & attended Wellspring programs during treatment. When Wellspring partnered with @PanCancerCanada to establish a Peer Support program, John immediately applied. Read more: loom.ly/XpyOZJE #pancreaticcancer
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Great news for the New Windsor/Essex Acute Care Hospital Project! The latest Market Update from Infrastructure Ontario shows construction for the new hospital starting nearly a year earlier than was previously announced.
infrastructureontario.ca/upl…
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Dr. Breadner explains why pancreatic cancer is still one of the more challenging cancers to diagnose and treat, and the importance of the work being done by researchers at The Baker Centre for Pancreatic Cancer.Â
Learn more: lhsc.on.ca/news/why-pancreat…
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If you are overdue for your pap test, talk to your doctor about it! If you live in a First Nation community, visit your nursing station or health centre to learn more about getting checked for cervical cancer. #CCAW2022
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Grow On Windsor kicks off with a message of unity for men living with cancer in our region: WE GROW ON TOGETHER #YQG #SUPPORTLOCAL windsorcancerfoundation.org/…
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Did you know? Almost all cervical cancers can be prevented when caught early. Remember to get a pap test every 3 years if you are aged 25+ and have ever been sexually active. Don't wait - talk to your doctor! #CervicalCancerAwarenessWeek
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In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in support of our friends at the @WindsorCCF, our CMHA Health Centre team is wearing PINK on Wednesdays to promote Breast Cancer Awareness and PINKTOBER.
@ESCRCProgram #PINKTOBER #ProtectYourPumpkins
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October is Medical Library and Librarian Month! Join us in recognizing the important role health information professionals play within our healthcare team and organization.
wrh.on.ca/newsroom?newsid=91…
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Getting checked for cancer regularly leads to healthier lives for you, your loved ones, and your community. To find an Indigenous-led health centre, visit bit.ly/3rnucIF #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Mental health is key to our overall well-being, and as important as physical health. When we feel mentally well, we can perform at our best and enjoy life to its fullest.
To learn more about mental health and local resources, visit ow.ly/34nx50L3N2I
#WorldMentalHealthDay
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and @ESCRCProgram encourages the community to wear PINK on Wednesdays. At CKHA, we are designated as a Diagnostic Assessment Program for breast cancer with a High Risk Breast Centre. Learn more about screening: cancercareontario.ca/en/get-….
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On estime que le VPH touche plus de 75 % des femmes et hommes des sexuellement actifs et peut causer des verrues génitales et certains cancers.
Prévenez le VPH en pratiquant des rapports sexuels protégés et en vous faisant vacciner contre le VPH : ontario.ca/fr/page/se-faire-…
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#HPV is estimated to affect more than 75% of sexually active men and women in their lifetime and can lead to genital warts and some cancers.
Prevent HPV by practicing safe sex and getting the HPV vaccine: ontario.ca/hpv
#HPVPreventionWeek
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TW: readers may be triggered by the recount of Indian Residential Schools. To access a 24-h National Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419.
Phyllis Webstad reflects on Orange Shirt Day 2022
Read more via Anishinabek News: anishinabeknews.ca/2022/09/2…
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Today at Erie Shores Healthcare, along with millions of Canadians, we reflect, listen and remember Indigenous families, communities and children affected by our painful history. We honour the survivors & recognize the impact of residential schools. #EveryChildMatters – at Leamington, Ontario
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WRH staff are wearing orange today to stand in solidarity with residential school survivors and their families. Today is the second National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada - a day to recognize the tragic history and impact of residential schools in Canada.
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Today is the National Day for #TruthAndReconciliation. We reflect on our shared histories of residential schools, including its intergenerational impacts, listening to First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples' experiences and creating meaningful actions to advance reconciliation.
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Reconciliation happens when everyone participates
Follow Indigenous creators, challenge stereotypes, normalize Indigenous rights conversations, and shop Indigenous-owned businesses
Donate to Orange Shirt Society at orangeshirtday.org/donations…
#OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters
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In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we have a memorial on display at our Chatham and Wallaceburg sites. The orange feathers hung along the twine represent and honour the lives lost at Residential Schools and pay tribute to the survivors & their families.










































