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11/07/2016

Study of one million patients shows link between type 2 diabetes and many types of cancer

…with diabetes. The study was published today in the journal Cancer. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View Using secure health data housed at ICES, researchers examined health records for one…

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20/04/2016

Statins shown to be safe in generic form for high-risk coronary patients

…the findings of a new study from the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) that was published today in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Infographic Download Infographic Click…

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06/04/2016

Unhealthy behaviours, socioeconomic barriers contribute to 37 per cent of Ontario’s healthcare costs: report

…inactivity. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View Tweet: Unhealthy behaviours, socioeconomic barriers cost Ontario health system $134B in 10 years: @ICESOntario report http://ctt.ec/Yzfaj+ Tweet: Lower rates of unhealthy behaviours esp…

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19/01/2016

Many Ontarians with dementia do not get rehabilitative care following hip fracture surgery; linked to more LTC admissions, mortality

…the American Geriatrics Society, this study is one of the largest to date to examine rehabilitation rates and outcomes in older adults with dementia who undergo hip fracture surgery. Infographic…

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12/12/2016

Costs of treating patients with psychosis change significantly as they age

…one of the most costly mental illnesses due to the young age at onset and the need for intensive healthcare over the patient’s lifetime. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View…

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02/02/2016

Emergency visits by Ontario youth for mental health, addiction increase by 32 per cent over six years

…is director of Health Systems Research at CAMH and lead of the Mental Health and Addictions Research Program at ICES. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View “However, this growth was…

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17/06/2016

Half of all patients dying in Ontario receive some form of palliative care, usually in hospital

…the last two months of life, with one quarter of palliative patients receiving only one or two encounters. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View The study, published today in the…

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07/11/2016

Limiting reimbursement for blood glucose test strips does not harm patients and reduces costs

…the province of Ontario $24 million, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View Self-monitoring of blood glucose for patients with diabetes…

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14/11/2016

Sex matters less and less when it comes to mortality rates; high-income men are living longer than low-income women

…systems. It also illustrates the persistent social inequalities between men and women, and challenges some of the clinical thinking that women always live longer. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View…

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13/10/2016

Nearly 40% of young people with newly diagnosed schizophrenia do not receive any physician follow-up

…psychiatrist. Infographic Download Infographic Click to View “Receiving a first psychotic disorder diagnosis can be both scary and overwhelming for young people. Physician follow-up after the first diagnosis is crucial…

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Study of one million patients shows link between type 2 diabetes and many types of cancer

Statins shown to be safe in generic form for high-risk coronary patients

Unhealthy behaviours, socioeconomic barriers contribute to 37 per cent of Ontario’s healthcare costs: report

Many Ontarians with dementia do not get rehabilitative care following hip fracture surgery; linked to more LTC admissions, mortality

Costs of treating patients with psychosis change significantly as they age

Emergency visits by Ontario youth for mental health, addiction increase by 32 per cent over six years

Half of all patients dying in Ontario receive some form of palliative care, usually in hospital

Limiting reimbursement for blood glucose test strips does not harm patients and reduces costs

Sex matters less and less when it comes to mortality rates; high-income men are living longer than low-income women

Nearly 40% of young people with newly diagnosed schizophrenia do not receive any physician follow-up