Wendy Glauser
Wendy Glauser writes about health and science in Toronto.
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The Kids Left Behind
Shuttered autism services, kids caring for younger siblings, undiagnosed developmental conditions—for many students, the losses of the last two years go well beyond school closures.
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Are Noisy Hospitals Making Us Sick?
The constant beeping, talking, and overhead paging aren’t just an annoyance—they can lead to delirium, longer recovery times, and even sleeping pill addiction.
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Wednesday on the Front of the Frontlines
One is sick with COVID-19. Another has lost a quarter of her income. The personal support workers who care for our most vulnerable remain underpaid and underappreciated.
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Why Aren’t the Doctors Where the Sick People Are?
It’s time to talk about Toronto’s health care deserts.
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Health On Wheels
For immigrant women in communities like St James Town, help arrives in a 31-foot Winnebago.