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What it feels like: Facing pancreatic cancer with hope for a better future in early detection and precision medicine. 'Science is happening and it’s amazing. Someday, cancers like pancreatic cancer will become more like living with a chronic disease. We’re not there today, but maybe that’s what happens.'.
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Hamilton hospital pauses youth tonsil and adenoid surgeries after 2 deaths. Scheduled tonsil and adenoid surgical procedures for patients under the age of 18 have been paused at McMaster Children’s Hospital after two children, including one from Norfolk County, recently died shortly after being discharged.
Sentencing delayed as former Woodstock mayor seeks mistrial
2 days ago · It’s still a mess,” Carnegie said after listening to the arguments. He cancelled Birtch’s upcoming sentencing hearing and will return Dec. 12 with a decision on the mistrial application. [email protected]. Instead of facing a sentencing hearing next week, the former mayor of Woodstock wants a do-over of his first sexual assault trial.
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A lesson in pressure: School boards race to keep up with population growth. There’s no end in sight to a population boom in the London-area that has strained the housing and rental markets and challenged local school boards, both now racing to build new schools. New projections show London and surrounding Middlesex County will add the ...
Patient frustrated by Woodstock Hospital privacy breach
Aug 1, 2024 · The hospital released a statement on social media late last week and has also sent letters to 56 patients who reportedly had their privacy breached. “At Woodstock Hospital, we are committed to safeguarding our patients’ personal health information and take any breach of privacy very seriously,” hospital officials said in the statement.
Cemetery forced to clean up 'terrible mess' from encampment
6 days ago · Officials spent two days last month removing debris from an abandoned homeless encampment at Woodstock Baptist Cemetery. Photo taken on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024. (Brian Williams/The London Free Press) Woodstock city council is giving a local cemetery $500 to reimburse it for cleaning up a homeless encampment on its property. Story continues below.
Introducing the new Sentinel-Review website
Dec 8, 2020 · Today, we launch an all-new website for the Woodstock Sentinel-Reviewl — based on feedback from readers like you. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt what’s under the hood to help you discover ...
Council notebook: Downtown plan bumped from capital budget
Dec 18, 2023 · Acknowledging the financial pressures being faced by many households, Woodstock city council removed an ambitious big-ticket item before approving its 2024 capital budget. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Among several amendments made during Thursday’s meeting, councillors voted to delay the city’s ...
Holding repeat offenders for bail helps reduce crime: police chief
1 day ago · Keeping repeat offenders off the street by holding them for bail is one of the measures taken more often, police services board members heard in a discussion of the force’s 2023 report. Noting the police service works closely with the Crown attorney, Chief Kirk Earley said it is a matter of assessing each arrest on a case by case basis “and ...
Neighbour still irked over school-related troubles, despite some ...
Nov 3, 2024 · The family’s front yard was invaded by students about four years ago, she said. Students could no longer smoke on school property, Kim Wood said, adding at one point students were smoking on one of the triplex’s front porches and police once handed out tickets.