The impact of Taiwanese journalism during the COVID-19 pandemic
As COVID-19 hit the world, the question of Taiwan joining WHO has become an urgent and sensitive topic worldwide.
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An AI chatbot is offering to be your therapist, for free — for now
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates two-thirds of people needing professional help never access it. A team of clinical research psychologists decided to address this gap with artificial intelligence (AI). This is how Woebot, the robot therapist was born.
Meat-eater’s guide to being vegetarian
Here are five vegetarian substitutes for meat using chickpeas, a nutrient dense food.
New program promotes a baby friendly Ontario
Ekram Johar is a mother. As she swayed back and forth, up against her chest, she cradled her six-day-old baby girl Nuria. Johar has breastfed all three of her children in the past and is continuing this practice with the newest edition to her family. “It’s good for the baby’s development, good for bones and teeth … helps get rid of pregnancy fat and postpartum stress. … The list goes on,” Johar said.
Fukushima nuclear plant problems unlikely in Ontario
A university professor says the water-pumping problem Japanese nuclear officials are facing at the Fukushima plant is unlikely in the CANDU systems operating in Canada.
Is the sun setting on tanning beds?
As the medical world debates restrictions on tanning beds, Andrea Hauser, a skin cancer survivor, knows with 100-per cent certainty that they should be banned.