Tag: TAMW

Are animals in Zoos bored? Shouldn't they all be released into the wild?

As we continue to celebrate Together Against Misinformation Week, we're joined by our Animal Welfare Science team. #ScienceMatters

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— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) November 14, 2024

Many treatments are not equitably studied on women. When it comes to brain health, there are 9 times more studies on males, & only 3% of published brain research specifically examines factors unique to women’s health.

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— CAMH (@CAMHnews) November 15, 2024

Teach your Grade 9-12 students about scientific consensus for #TogetherAgainstMisinformation Week! Here’s a free lesson plan: https://t.co/BUYdAPbczs pic.twitter.com/hEexJBFfaG

— MediaSmarts (@MediaSmarts) November 15, 2024

Does hormone replacement therapy harm or protect postmenopausal women?

For #TogetherAgainstMisinformation week, I explain what science says about HRT.#WomensHeartHealth #Menopause #Misinformation #HormoneReplacementTherapy #HRT@ScienceUpFirst @CASC_ACCS @ChiefSciCan pic.twitter.com/fSJKlegEsg

— Glen Pyle | #WomensHeartHealth ❤️‍🩹 (@glenpyle) November 15, 2024

Many strategies can help reduce pain, often most effective in combination. Physical methods (heat, ice, massage) + psychosocial strategies (deep breathing, distraction) can make a difference!#TogetherAgainstMisinformation #ItDoesntHaveToHurt @ScienceUpFirst pic.twitter.com/LQxhvQwNgP

— Solutions for Kids in Pain (@KidsInPain) November 15, 2024

No diet, exercise or product can replace a vaccine.

While healthy habits boost your immune system, a vaccine provides proven protection against common diseases.

Don’t let misinformation steer you wrong!#TogetherAgainstMisinformation pic.twitter.com/cVr51wydO7

— CIHR (@CIHR_IRSC) November 13, 2024

🩹Pain hurts in the moment and can also have long-lasting impacts. The truth is that #ItDoesntHaveToHurt – Access effective pain management resources here: https://t.co/ZQTXQQixSJ#TogetherAgainstMisinformation @ScienceUpFirst pic.twitter.com/cdnigiKmv8

— Solutions for Kids in Pain (@KidsInPain) November 14, 2024

It’s okay to talk about suicide.

Bringing up the subject can be scary, but talking about suicide can help save lives.

Learn how to talk to someone you are worried about in this guide from @988Canada:https://t.co/AFFj5WGqca#TogetherAgainstMisinformation pic.twitter.com/BXnduoWsr9

— CAMH (@CAMHnews) November 14, 2024

It’s #TogetherAgainstMisinformation Week!

Here’s a new lesson plan to introduce Grade 4-8 students to information sorting as a step for verifying online info: https://t.co/KPVNARbP7V

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— MediaSmarts (@MediaSmarts) November 14, 2024

Not Sharing can be caring, too. If you’re unsure that health advice you’ve seen is factual, check other sources and ask questions. #TogetherAgainstMisinformation #NotSharing https://t.co/QXrZbMNFhk pic.twitter.com/EcsXrzeS7r

— Health Canada and PHAC (@GovCanHealth) November 14, 2024