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January / February 2010
Wave is Winnipeg's health and wellness magazine. It is published six times a year by the Winnipeg Health Region in cooperation with the Winnipeg Free Press.
The magazine is available at newsstands, hospitals and clinics throughout Winnipeg, as well as McNally Robinson Books and the Winnipeg Free Press. Wave is also available through subscription (1 year $12.60). To subscribe, please call 697-7122.
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Supporting the North
A letter from the Winnipeg Health Region.
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New test aims to make life easier for young transplant patients
Dr. Tom Blydt-Hansen is leading a study to determine whether a new test can be used to detect a patient's risk of rejecting a newly transplanted kidney.
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Calling Winnipeg!
Amy Tinsley, the baby from Northern Ireland who underwent life-saving treatment at Children's Hospital a year ago, says hello.
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Going for gold
After undergoing surgery on both knees, Winnipegger Cindy Klassen is on her way to Vancouver, ready once again to take on the world.
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Halt the salt
Don't look now, but your diet may be killing you.
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Minor hockey, major injury
A growing number of young hockey players are suffering concussions. Can anything be done to stop the trend?
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Room for love
Ronald McDonald Family Room® offers comfortable atmosphere for parents with children in care at Children's Hospital.
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Ahh-choo!
How to treat your child's common cold.
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Run! Jump! Throw!
Like Olympic athletes, children need to learn basic movement skills to live a healthy, active life.
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Putting patients first
New Women's Hospital captures public's vision for health care.
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Food for thought
Achieving good health is more than a numbers game.
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The wonders of cabbage
Is there a vegetable more humble or more nutritious than the common cabbage?
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