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In this study of preschool-aged children, mean daily intakes of sugar were 21.5 teaspoons for total, 7.8 teaspoons for free and 6.5 teaspoons for added sugars. About 80% of participants had free and added sugar intakes that exceeded recommendations.
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This priority-setting exercise for COVID-19 vaccination showed there was alignment in values and preferences across Canadian stakeholder groups; the top strategy with limited initial vaccine availability was to protect those who are most vulnerable.
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In this environmental scan, patient navigation programs are common in Alberta, are primarily delivered by an individual and have extended beyond cancer care; however, gaps include a lack of awareness and resources, and inequitable access.
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In this qualitative study of women’s experiences of caesarean birth with and without skin-to-skin maternal–infant contact, 4 central themes emerged: support for skin-to-skin caesarean birth, control, connection with infant and logistical considerations.
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Direct medical costs of treating heart failure in Nova Scotia displayed a reverse J shape, with costs highest after diagnosis, declining subsequently and then increasing during the last year of life. Annual prevalence-based costs were about $7100.
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