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In September 2008, I received the call no one wants to receive: my annual mammogram had disclosed a mass that was likely a tumour, and a subsequent biopsy revealed that it was an invasive ductal tumour.
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July 08, 2021
July 8, 2021: What does the cabinet shuffle mean for Alberta's health care? by Alyssa Pretty, Communications Officer of Friends of Medicare. July 8, 2021. Friends of Medicare had hoped to see a change to the Health Minister in today’s cabinet shuffle. After a horrendous year, including unyielding attacks on our...
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