A Calgary father says his family is facing the traumatizing prospect of having to prove, once again, that his severely disabled daughter is unable to work, after being notified she is being moved off ...

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zmason@medicinehatnews.com After a year of crisis-level strain in Alberta’s emergency rooms, longtime physicians say they’ve been here before. This time however, they say government is not co-operating with frontline leaders. At the province’s 16 biggest hospitals, the median time to wait for a bed has jumped more than 10 hours since 2022. Other metrics, like

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newsdesk@medicinehatnews.com Pediatricians in the province are advocating for expanded coverage for RSV vaccines for Alberta infants. Doctors say offering more RSV immunizations for infants under six ...

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