Monthly Archives: January 2018

Bell “Let’s Talk” Day

Today is  Bell ‘Let’s Talk’ Day.  You have probably seen this event advertised on social media, radio, and television.  This is a day to open  the dialogue on mental illness.  One of the concerns we address at Charlton Health is … Continue reading

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Do you know the risk factors for contracting Hepatitis C?

Do you know the risk factors for contracting Hepatitis C?  Hepatitis C is a blood to blood transmitted virus that we can now cure at 95-99%.  If you have any of the following risk factors, please ask your family to … Continue reading

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Raynaud’s Phenomenon is more than cold hands and feet

In our cold winter weather, many people complain of cold hands and feet with reduced circulation to these areas.  Often the skin will be whiter than normal and quickly normalizes once warmed.  Raynaud’s Phenomenon is a level beyond this whereby … Continue reading

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Connecting With The Community

Our pharmacist Carolyn Whiskin is asked to speak at many professional conferences along with presenting at community forums for the general public. On Monday Jan. 15, Carolyn will be addressing the Men’s Probis Club in Burlington Ontario promoting the aspect … Continue reading

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New Shingles vaccine to be launched this month

Shingrix is a shingles vaccine that will offer greater protection against shingles than our current vaccine, Zostavax.  One of its advantages is that it is extremely effective regardless of the age it is administered, offering over 90% protection in those over … Continue reading

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