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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

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	Legacy fund established for CISEPO founder TORONTO — Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Arnold Noyek has devoted his career to fighting congenital deafness here and in the Middle East,...read more...
	Evening will explore Halachah of organ donation “According to the Halachah, yes, you can donate!” says Beth Tzedec’s Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl. In order to bring clarity to...read more...
	Medical student organizes bone-marrow drives VANCOUVER — When Warren Fingrut started medical school at the University of British Columbia last year, the 21-year-old Toronto student started...read more...
	Ride to help terror victims in Israel TORONTO — Even when the missiles are not falling in Israel and the sirens are silent, terror’s grip can still be felt – and its...read more...
	Oprah bliss in Toronto!Oprah bliss was in the air at a taping of Oprah’s Lifeclass in Toronto early one morning last month. Some 8,500 Oprah lovers sat on the edge of...read more...
	Exercise can help prevent dementia Dementia is on the rise and will affect 1.1 million Canadians in the next 25 years. Dementia is the loss of brain function. It affects memory,...read more...
	Chabad extends ‘lifeline’ to addicts at new centre MONTREAL — A drug education and counselling program rooted in the Lubavitch community, which began years ago as a modest campus project, has...read more...
	May is Melanoma Awareness Month TORONTO — To kick off Melanoma Awareness Month, the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund (DCMF) is hosting its annual fundraiser at the Liberty Grand...read more...
	Parents lead in fundraising for research on IBD TORONTO — The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of Canada (CCFC), a leading funder of research into inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the...read more...
	Supporting fertility preservation TORONTO — Future, a non-profit organization that provides fertility preservation and information support services to cancer patients and...read more...