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Carly Weeks
StaffHealth reporterHealth ReporterToronto
cweeks@globeandmail.com

As a health reporter, I have had the chance to cover some of the most important stories - the opioid crisis, overcrowded hospitals, the rise of youth vaping and, of course, the COVID-19 pandemic. It's an honour to work alongside a team of reporters and editors who work tirelessly to bring Canadians the information they need to make sense of an increasingly complex world.

19

Years in Journalism

16

Years at The Globe and Mail

Carly Weeks abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

travel
If your kids don’t watch Disney, should you go to Disney World?
canada
Vaccine hesitancy, COVID conspiracies led to thousands of deaths, high cost for health care system, report finds
canada
Pediatricians can accurately diagnose autism spectrum disorder in many cases, new study suggests
canada
Nova Scotia hospitals to add more staff to ER departments in response to health care crisis
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Emergency room deaths in Nova Scotia rose 10% to 558 in 2022, data show
canada
A weight-loss drug everyone wants is exposing myths about obesity
canada
Negative COVID-19 test for travellers from China will not reduce spread in Canada, experts say
canada
Ontario’s new drug plan will require a swap of brand-name biologic medications for cheaper versions
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Hospitals prepare for the holidays with surge clinics and second ICUs
politics
Ottawa rebuffs calls for more health funding with no strings attached, premiers demand meeting with Trudeau
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Unions discuss court ruling labour bill unconstitutional
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New Ontario law makes hospital admission the only route to securing a long-term care bed, advocates say
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Children’s hospitals are overwhelmed across Canada. Experts weigh in on what’s to blame – and what’s not
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More Canadians than ever living with cancer, report shows
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Children’s pain and fever medicine en route to hospitals from Australia, U.S. to alleviate shortage
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A perfect storm of RSV, lack of doctors and a medication shortage have created a pediatric health care crisis
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Meet the doctor on a mission to fix Canada’s health care crisis
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Toronto’s University Health Network receiving a $52-million donation to build an ER for seniors
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Fewer than one in five Canadians have received a COVID-19 booster shot
canada
Children’s hospitals report major upswing in patients seeking help for RSV, other viruses