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Search results for "sudden death at home"
198 results found for "sudden death at home"
- Beaudry | National Citizens Ar
Beaudry compared COVID mortality risk to other familiar national risks, such as accidental death, using
- Gatien | National Citizens Ar
He cited local mortality statistics from Eastern Ontario, which he reorganized by age, stating that deaths
- Havas | National Citizens Ar
She also referenced U.S. state-level comparisons suggesting higher COVID-19 case and death rates in areas
- Galvin | National Citizens Ar
Galvin cited data she had reviewed indicating increases in eating disorders, suicidal ideation, opioid deaths
- Schiller | National Citizens Ar
He stated that some requests were denied, heavily redacted, delayed beyond statutory timelines, or returned provincial requirements and that adverse event data from 2021 showed over 1,200 reported events and seven deaths
- Petersen | National Citizens Ar
significant personal impacts, including inability to travel overseas during family medical crises and deaths
- McLeod | National Citizens Ar
regulatory pathways to broader drug and device categories, and she shared a personal account of her sister’s death
- Lunney | National Citizens Ar
He also stated that vitamin D testing is not publicly funded in some provinces, creating barriers to levels through supplementation and public health education could have significantly reduced COVID-19 deaths
- Burgess | National Citizens Ar
preventing multiple siblings from being present when she died, although access was permitted after death
- Chossudovsky | National Citizens Ar
He cited a Quebec directive identifying COVID-19 as a probable cause of death without mandatory testing
- Paul | National Citizens Ar
In June 2021, following the death of her friend Bernard Lachance, she was the subject of a CBC article
- MacIver | National Citizens Ar
post-mortem red “jelly-like” clots and ante-mortem white fibrous clots formed through hemostasis prior to death
