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Dangers of texting and driving

Ontario’s ban on using electronic devices while driving was a wake up call to the facts: that using a cell phone while driving is as dangerous as getting behind the wheel drunk and dramatically reduces reaction time. It’s like that old game of drawing imaginary circles on your stomach while patting your head and jumping up and down on one foot. Juggle too many balls, and inevitably, one (or more) will drop.

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Predicting prostate cancer Sunnybrook tool best at predicting prostate cancer  
In the first study to compare prostate cancer risk calculators most widely used in North America, the Sunnybrook Prostate Cancer Risk Calculator shows greater accuracy in predicting individual risk for any and aggressive prostate cancer
Physical activity Regular activities of daily living contribute to reduction of cognitive impairment
Engaging in regular "non-exercise" physical activity of daily living reduces the incidence of cognitive impairment in older adults.
Poor memory Poor memory heightens drop out risk in cardiac rehab
Patients with coronary artery disease who have poorer memory are at higher risk of not completing their cardiac rehabilitation, putting them at increased risk of morbidity and in need of targeted support.
Botox treatment Botox treatment may help with incontinence
Thousands living with urinary incontinence related to spinal cord injury or multiple sclerosis (MS) may be helped by the most unlikely of treatments: Botox* injections.
EMAT

Sunnybrook-led medical crisis team helps threatened community
Ontario's Emergency Medical Assistance Team (EMAT) returned home after a successful deployment to Northwestern Ontario to support the local health care system and provide health care services to residents evacuated from smoke and fire-threatened communities.

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Radiation therapy for prostate cancer: One patient’s story

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Health tip  Enewsletter poll
Are you texting and driving?

  • Yes, I do it all the time
  • Yes, on occasion
  • No, I pull over when I need to use the phone
  • Never, I don't have a cell phone
  • Never, it's too dangerous

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Health tip  Recipe of the month

Try this low calorie cherry glazed pork tenderloin recipe – approved by our Sunnybrook dietitian.

 
Health tip  Sunnybrook events

The Long Run 2011

A fundraising evening to benefit research and innovation in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

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Jumping for “PALS” 3 update: ALS patient skydives for a cure

Derek WaltonALS patient Derek Walton skydived in support of Sunnybrook's ALS / Neuromuscular Clinic on Aug. 20. 

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Support Jumping for “PALS” 3 and Derek's efforts to fund a cure for ALS.

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