Global News Morning BC: Health Matters
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Global News Morning BC brings you regular Health Matters segments because your health and your family's health are of utmost importance.
We speak with experts about a wide range of health topics and delve into what it means to be healthy and how to lead a healthier lifestyle.
Here are some of the recent segments.
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Health Matters: Building a summer first aid kit
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Health Matters: When and how to use an Epipen
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Health Matters: Self-screening concussion tool for adolescents
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Health Matters: Summer water safety tips
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Health Matters: New miscarriage care guidelines
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Health Matters: Men's mental health
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Health Matters: June is stroke awareness month
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Health Matters: Period Promise campaign
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