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Sustainability and Infection Prevention and Control – A Call to Action

Svante Arrhenius first linked human-caused carbon emissions and global warming in 1896. Now climate change is recognized as the greatest global threat of the 21st century, impacting human health through extreme weather, wildfires, vector expansion, and even multidrug resistant organism emergence. Canada was the...

Youth champions become mental health leaders

RNAO’s Youth Wellness Champions Program celebrates a decade of helping students improve mental health in their communities. For RN Teagan Venables, mental health came into sharp focus when he was a teenager. At 16, he came out as queer before starting Grade 11. It took...
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