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October 11, 2017

Stopping Richard’s spasms

In a split second, Richard's life completely changed. He became a quadriplegic. Not only did he lose the use of his legs, his muscles were spasming to the...

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This morning, we were pleased to welcome Ontario’s Deputy Premier and Minister of Health Sylvia Jones to our Hamilton General Hospital site during National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week for a tour of two critical labs.

Hamilton Health Sciences’ Board Chair Keith Monrose, CEO Tracey MacArthur, and the laboratory team were joined by Michelle Hoad, CEO of the Medical Laboratory Professionals' Association of Ontario, to proudly demonstrate the exceptional work of HHS’ medical laboratory staff and the vital role they play in delivering care for patients in Hamilton and our region.

Read more in our media room (link in bio).

Our new President and CEO, Tracey MacArthur offici

Our new President and CEO, Tracey MacArthur officially joins us this week and she's working on getting to know our people and sites. Yesterday she spent the day touring our Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre and left impressed by our talented and dedicated teams. 🙌

#hamont #healthcare

No matter how big or small, every positive interac

No matter how big or small, every positive interaction our volunteers have with our patients makes a difference. It's #nationalvolunteerweek and we're highlighting the musical moments of student volunteer, Jinnie Yang. Read more at the link in our bio.
#hospitalvolunteer #Healthcare #volunteer #Hammonton

After being diagnosed with a rare type of bone mar

After being diagnosed with a rare type of bone marrow cancer two years ago, Hamilton Health Sciences patient Peter Clarke was inspired to create Your Match Matters, a non-profit organization that encourages people ages 17 to 35 from diverse backgrounds to join the Canadian Blood Services Stem Cell Registry.

Donors in that age range give patients undergoing a stem cell transplant the best chance of long-term survival, and many people worldwide have difficulty finding a match due to a lack of diversity in stem cell registries.

Though Peter will eventually need a transplant, he wasn’t motivated to launch Your Match Matters because of a personal search for a donor. Four potential matches have already been found for him. Instead, he wants help patients who are struggling to find a match.

“I was hearing stories of families frantically looking for matches for their family members,” says Peter, a retired environmental consultant and an avid cyclist. “I couldn't imagine the panic and helplessness they felt, and wanted to help change the odds.”

To read the full story tap the link in our bio. #stemcells #transplant #diversity #hospital #healthcare #hamont @canadaslifeline

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