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Shelley Heron knows first hand that the home care program on Prince Edward Island is expecting continued growth in the years to come – and that’s good news for Islanders and the province’s health system. Health PEI’s Home Care Program helps Islanders – who are faced with illness...
Prince Edward Island is always in need of physicians, and Sheila Kerry is working to let prospective doctors know that the Island is the place for them. As the province’s physician recruitment coordinator, she is part of a team that works to attract and retain health...
All Islanders are invited to a free presentation exploring how to stay healthy beyond just diet and exercise. All Islanders are invited to a free, public lecture: “Taking Action on How We Live, Work, and Play: Implications for chronic disease prevention and the promotion of...
Le vaccin antigrippal de cette année arrivera dans la province cette semaine. On encourage les Insulaires à se faire vacciner afin de se protéger, ainsi que leurs proches. Les vaccins seront distribués gratuitement d’un bout à l’autre de la province à partir de la semaine...
La nouvelle campagne Parlons mémoire vise à sensibiliser le public au sujet de la maladie d’Alzheimer et à remettre en question la stigmatisation qui lui est associée. À compter d’aujourd’hui (le 21 septembre), septième Journée mondiale de la maladie d’Alzheimer, les Insulaires...
Les Insulaires devraient connaître les faits et éviter la fiction lorsqu’il s’agit de la légalisation du cannabis récréatif par le gouvernement fédéral. La nouvelle campagne de sensibilisation du gouvernement provincial intitulée Rien que des faits, www.rienquedesfaitsipe.ca (les...
If you’ve ever lived on Prince Edward Island, you already know that the scenery and lifestyle are unrivaled. What you might not know is that being on a small Island can make a big difference in your career – especially in health care. There are in-demand positions available in...
It was at Charlottetown Rural High School’s career day in grade 10 that Craig Malone decided to not only be a doctor, but to be a doctor at home on Prince Edward Island. “At the time, I was not the greatest student,” the Hampshire native laughs, “but I had this unrelenting dream...
Les Insulaires sont invités à faire un sondage portant sur leur perception de la consommation du cannabis, leur usage du cannabis et leurs connaissances au sujet de la consommation à faible risque du cannabis. Il sera possible de répondre au sondage à partir du 1er août jusqu’à...
Ash Arsenault knew he was a boy even though he was born a girl. Four years ago, at 23, he saved his money to pay for a surgery that was the first step in making his body feel like his own. Since then Arsenault has advocated for transgender Islanders and was part of a group that...