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ICES in the News

Access news stories featuring ICES research from leading media outlets locally, provincially, nationally and from around the world, archived to 2013.

Additionally you can view the top news stories from 2019 by clicking on the image below.

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: 2020; 2019; 2018; 2017; 2016; 2015; 2014; 2013

The Star6/28/2020Article

Toronto’s COVID-19 divide: The city’s northwest corner has been ‘failed by the system’

Healio6/12/2020Article

Clinical education intervention does not reduce antipsychotic prescribing in nursing homes

Abstract

NOW6/11/2020Article

Toronto Trailblazers 2020: Janet Smylie is tracking COVID-19 in Indigenous communities

The Star6/8/2020Article

Should breastfeeding mothers take codeine for post-partum pain? Doctors re-examined a 2005 tragedy and found new information that raises questions about what regulators have been telling us

CBC6/4/2020Article

New Brunswick doctor's story calls attention to COVID-related racism

The Star6/4/2020Article

Ontario’s COVID-19 lockdown is now harming health more than it’s helping, some experts say

The Star5/26/2020Article

Ontario’s testing numbers have plummeted. There are signs that might be changing

The Star5/23/2020Article

Where have all the patients gone during COVID-19? Not to the ER. Star analysis reveals stark, nationwide trend

CBC5/21/2020Article

Homeless, pregnant, COVID-positive — and bearing the brunt of a pandemic

Report News release

CBC5/12/2020Article

Lower income people, new immigrants at higher COVID-19 risk in Toronto, data suggests

Report News release

The Star5/12/2020Article

Toronto scientists dug into the connection between race, income, housing and COVID-19. What they found was ‘alarming’

Report News release

CBC5/11/2020Article

Can I reuse disinfectant wipes? Your COVID-19 questions answered

CBC5/10/2020Article

Could a vaccine wipe out COVID-19 or will protection be short-term? That's the 'million dollar question'

WaterlooChronicle.ca5/6/2020Article

Deaths are spiking: these four charts sum up the latest COVID-19 numbers in Ontario and beyond

The Hill Times5/6/2020Article

Don’t let privacy concerns complicate necessary data sharing to combat public health threats

iPolitics5/5/2020Article

Vaccine makers, experts, forecast global challenges securing COVID-19 vaccine

Global News5/4/2020Article

Sweden took a softer COVID-19 approach. Has it been effective?

Global News4/27/2020Article

A look at what could happen without a coronavirus vaccine

CBC 4/23/2020Article

Can we protect digital privacy amid push to use phone data to fight COVID-19 spread?

Pharmacy Times4/22/2020Article

Study: use of hydroxychloroquine in patients With COVID-19 increases mortality

The Star4/22/2020Article

There’s no greater misfortune than Canadian nursing home residents dying alone

NOW Magazine4/22/2020Article

Toronto Public Health to collect race-based COVID-19 data

The Freedom Press4/20/2020Article

New tool helps predict risk of death in people with dementia

Abstract

Global News4/15/2020Article

Patients worry delaying routine care during COVID-19 could have lasting impact

The Toronto Star4/13/2020

Ontario building massive health database to aid COVID-19 response

Deccan Herald4/9/2020Article

Hydroxychloroquine use may lead to irregular heartbeats, low blood sugar: Study

CBC4/8/2020Article

Ontario conducting fewer COVID-19 tests daily as cases keep climbing

CBC4/8/2020Article

Trump's touting of unproven COVID-19 drug is unusual. We'll soon see if he's right

iPOLITICS4/3/2020Article

Explainer: Why Canada’s COVID-19 data is not yet showing the full picture

National Post4/2/2020Article

Here’s how COVID-19 evolved to infect more than 10,000 Canadians and kill more than 100

toronto.com4/2/2020Article

How can we know instantly who has COVID-19? It’s a critical question that’s getting closer to an answer

The London Free Press3/12/2020Article

London research: overactive bladder drug linked to increased risk of dementia, study finds

Abstract News release

webindia1233/11/2020Article

Study reveals physician psychotherapy unavailable to people with urgent mental health needs

Abstract News release

HealthDay3/9/2020Article

AHA news: Traffic noise might increase diabetes, blood pressure risks

Abstract

Healio3/3/2020Article

Algorithms identify ED oral anticoagulation prescriptions for AF

Abstract

Medscape3/2/2020Article

Prescription cascade more likely after Ca-channel blockers than other hypertension meds

Abstract

CTV News2/18/2020Article

Smokers with HIV have higher incidents of lung disease: study

Abstract News release

CTV London2/18/2020Article

Study aims to better track province's homeless population

Abstract

Ottawa Citizen2/12/2020Article

MAiD recipients more likely to be high-income, married, living at home, study says

Abstract

The Globe and Mail2/12/2020Article

Wealthier patients more likely to use medical assistance in dying, data show

Abstract

CBC - Up North2/10/2020Audio

New research has a closer look at First Nations people diagnosed with diabetes in Ontario

Abstract

Medpage Today2/4/2020Article

VTE risk persists after IBD discharge, especially in non-surgical patients

Abstract

The Globe and Mail1/28/2020Article

Women face higher rates of pain, depression after strokes than men, study finds

Abstract News release

Global News1/22/2020Article

London Ont. study finds controlled-release opioid may cause heart infections

Abstract News release

CBC1/22/2020Article

Some of Ontario's biggest hospitals are filled beyond capacity nearly every day, new data reveal

London Free Press1/22/2020Article

Specific opioid triples risk of deadly heart infection in injection drug users: London study

Abstract News release

tctMD1/22/2020Article

TAVR and other advanced CVD therapies used less in Ontario than NY state

Abstract

The Toronto Star1/20/2020Article

Teen boys and young men at higher risk of dying than girls and young women: study

Abstract

The Globe and Mail1/18/2020Article

Half of Canadians have too few local psychiatrists, or none at all. How can we mend the mental-health gap?

Abstract News release

London Free Press1/15/2020Article

London study links stroke to increased risk of cardiac event

Abstract

: 2020; 2019; 2018; 2017; 2016; 2015; 2014; 2013