· CBC News · As global outbreaks of monkeypox made headlines, Dr. Antoine Cloutier-Blais’s Montreal clinic began seeing patients with unusual — and often painful — bodily lesions.
In some cases, lesions are showing up on or inside various bodily areas, including patients’ mouths, genitals or anal region, sometimes spreading to the limbs or torso or popping up across the entire body.
But for other patients, visible symptoms have been far more subtle — even just a single mark on the skin.
A beach goer exercises as the sun rises above the Atlantic Ocean, Feb. 1, 2023, in Surfside, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File) Kenya Hunter The
By Simon Little & Richard Zussman Global News Posted November 8, 2024 A number of B.C. small-town mayors are banding together to press the province for action on emergency
Dr. Roy Jackson benefited from new, cutting-edge immunotherapy treatments at BC Cancer – Surrey when his melanoma returned. Today, he joins the BC Cancer Foundation
Premier David Eby’s new cabinet members are scheduled to be sworn in on Nov. 18 following judicial recounts that are expected to be completed this
