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Dr. Roth’s five tips for celiac disease awareness and management

Dr. Lee Roth, MD, MSc, FRCPC, practices gastroenterology and internal medicine at William Osler Health System. He completed his training at Western University, London, Ontario, and is certified in both Canada and the United States.

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that causes problems in your digestive system when you eat food with gluten, a protein found in many common grains.1 Here are some helpful tips to determine if you have celiac disease and how to help you manage it:

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From the Philippines to UAE to Canada: Celebrating International Nurses Day with Paul Perez

International Nurses Day is a special day to celebrate the invaluable contributions of nurses around the globe. It’s a day to reflect on the dedication and hard work of health care professionals working tirelessly to improve the lives of their patients and communities. Paul Perez, an internationally educated nurse, shares his inspiring story of perseverance and determination to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN) in Canada. Paul works in the Dialysis Unit at the Etobicoke General Hospital,...

Meet our Occupational Health and Safety team

Ever wondered who oversees occupational health and safety for our Osler team members?

We caught up with the managers of our Occupational Health and Safety team, Steven Sloan and Ramandeep Pama, to take an inside look at what goes into protecting everyone within our walls.

First up, what are your roles within the team?

Steven Sloan: I am the Occupational Health and Safety Manager, and my focus is more on the safety side. Our department supports about 10,000 employees, physicians, students,...