ICES IN THE NEWS The news release “People living in the poorest neighbourhoods in Ontario more likely to suffer avoidable deaths than those living in the richest neighbourhoods” based on the study “Neighbourhood-level marginalization and avoidable mortality in Ontario, Canada: a population-based study” was covered by The Star and larongeNOW. TORONTO STAR Glitchy new Air Canada booking system results in mounting complaints, privacy issues THE GLOBE AND MAIL Study finds link between dementia and lack of sleep Alberta will force patients to switch from biologics to cheaper biosimilar medications CBC The health impact of taking a nap (video) Doctors 'exasperated' with lack of negotiations with government Ethics law forbids ex-minister Philpott from paid work for First Nation After Unit 9 psychiatrist leaves, Health PEI looks to expand tele-psychiatry Man forgoing life-saving treatment to send message to Yukon health officials Why a Toronto woman has spent 2 years in a hospital bed waiting for surgery 3 new specialists at Health Sciences North have definite goals for patient care Indigenous patient 'disgusted' by racist treatment at Windsor Regional Hospital 'It's going to be a disaster': Doctors speak out against proposed funding changes House passes motion calling on Ottawa to pay First Nations child welfare compensation ordered by tribunal CTV California calls pot smoke, THC a risk to moms-to-be These B.C. cities have the worst walk-in clinic wait times Almost 14,000 Canadians killed by opioids since 2016: national study GLOBAL Quebec medical specialists seal 3-year deal with the provincial government 1,292 square feet of skin headed to New Zealand to treat volcano burn victims President’s Choice brand Cranberry Goat’s Milk Cheese recalled over plastic pieces Holiday family burnout is real: How to spend time with loved ones without losing it City of Hamilton warns data breach may compromise residents’ personal information NEW YORK TIMES Snapshots of My Patients Running While Introverted When Dad Turns Out to Be the Fertility Doctor Sleeping 9 Hours a Night May Raise Stroke Risk Marathon Running May Be Good for Your Knees More Americans Are Dying at Home Than in Hospitals Why Women on the Pill Still ‘Need’ to Have Their Periods Questioning ‘the Newer the Better’ for Blood Transfusions The Unexpected Freedom That Comes With Freezing Your Eggs FORBES Convenience Vs. Security: Is It Possible To Have Both? Five Reasons Physicians Make Excellent Entrepreneurs Break Up Big Tech To Ensure Data Privacy And Cybersecurity? Slow Down THE NATIONAL POST Patients shouldn't be punished for the sake of health-care ideology (opinion) StatCan's sneaky demand for bank info looked bad last year. But now ... (opinion) THE CONVERSATION How junk food shapes the developing teenage brain Has the NHS got remarkably worse in the last nine years? Private sector in the NHS – growing but unlikely to take over STAT More Americans are dying at home. Is that a good thing? (opinion) Innovations in uro-oncology: How can we ensure that no patient is left behind? Machine learning for clinical decision-making: pay attention to what you don’t see (opinion) Breast cancer drug picked up by AstraZeneca shrinks tumors in majority of women with common tumor Surgeons test-drive the amputation of the future with a mail-order limb, rerouted nerve, and prosthetic hand that grips like the real thing NPR Clarifying The Vocabulary That's Surrounding The Medicare For All Debate A Construction Company Embraces Frank Talk About Mental Health To Reduce Suicide CNET These kids' smartwatches have security problems as simple as 1-2-3 Phishing, pyramid schemes and more: 4 scams to avoid this holiday shopping season INFO SECURITY MAGAZINE Healthcare Provider Agrees to Cough Up $6M to Settle Data Breach Lawsuit