No opioid crisis in Canada’s eastern Arctic
Fentanyl has made it to Nunavut, but officials say that unlike the rest of Canada, it’s nowhere near a crisis.
Read moreFentanyl has made it to Nunavut, but officials say that unlike the rest of Canada, it’s nowhere near a crisis.
Read morePatients in Arviat, Nunavut (Canadian east-Arctic), say nurses in the community are overworked and overwhelmed as they deal with a
Read moreA man from Inukjuak said the failure of a nurse stationed in the Arctic Quebec community to recognize the signs
Read moreCanada’s northern territories are spending the most per capita on costs related to substance use, according to a report released
Read moreKuujjuarapik’s community centre echoes with the sounds of Mary Pirti Kumarluk’s sobs. Her daughter, Siasi Kumarluk, along with a support
Read moreYukon’s Liberals, under Premier Sandy Silver, headed to the government benches on Monday to begin the fall sitting of the
Read moreYle surveyed 21 hospital districts in Finland to find out how they re-organise their functions during the summer months when
Read moreWith temperatures in Finland forecast to reach as high as 34C on Tuesday, the National Institute for Health and Welfare
Read moreA nurse working in Nunavik, the Inuit region of northern Quebec, was among three recipients who received awards on Monday
Read moreFinland’s northern municipality, Sodankylä, plans to introduce self-service health care stalls for persons living in remote locations. The pop-up medical
Read moreNorwegian business leaders and academics interviewed by Yle’s Swedish-language news service say they are disappointed in the overall level of
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