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Wency Leung

Wency Leung
Staff
Reporter
Health Reporter
Toronto
wleung@globeandmail.com
Wency Leung is a reporter for the Life section.

Years at The Globe and Mail

9
Wency Leung abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
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Researchers say new technology helps some patients with neck and tongue cancer relearn how to swallow food
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Making it easier for people with dementia to stay physically active
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Psychiatrist Ruth Kajander was a pioneer in schizophrenia treatment
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With teen vaping on the rise, scientists still don’t know how nicotine affects the developing brain
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Canadian Cancer Society reviewing its award selection process after outcry over all-male winners list
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Scientists develop device to prevent drivers from leaving children, pets alone in cars
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Study finds large gaps in research on breast and cervical cancers among black women in Canada
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Pediatric cancer can affect mental health of patients’ families long after initial diagnosis, study finds
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Ontario program helps treat anxiety disorders during and after pregnancy that largely go unrecognized
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Study shows Canadian women’s early-stage breast cancer care differs from province to province
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Canadian eating-disorders organizations release national strategy on treatment and prevention
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Canada worse than other wealthy countries in patient safety – including objects left in body after surgery, data show
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Toronto doctors perform first robot-assisted brain surgery on live patient
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Doctors cannot foresee amniotic fluid embolisms, the condition that killed curler Aly Jenkins in childbirth
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Petition calls for all Inuit babies to receive drug to protect against respiratory virus
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Federal election 2019: Where do the major parties stand on family and child care?
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How do our brains fall for disinformation?
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Female surgeons in Ontario earn less than male counterparts, study finds
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New program aims to improve care for Indigenous women by having health professionals reflect on their biases
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Toronto researchers study how eyes may be window into brain disease
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