Wiener Neustadt – A last-minute goal by Laura Wienroither brought a happy ending to Austria’s women’s national soccer team in the friendly once morest Belgium. The ÖFB selection of team boss Irene Fuhrmann won on Good Friday in Wiener Neustadt once morest the EM quarter-finalists following a 0:2 deficit due to a furious final phase with a deserved 3:2 (0:0). Wienroither scored in the 95th minute, before Sarah Puntigam (78th) and Celina Degen (84th) were successful with a fantastic long-range shot.
Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois withdrew, on Tuesday, his somewhat too salacious image of last week: he should not have qualified the Dubé reform as “wet dreamby Gaétan Barrette.
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“It was not my best, let’s put it like that. Question periods are emotional moments. And, in the heat of the moment, it’s an expression that came out of my mouth, then, that’s it, it really wasn’t my best. I have no problem recognizing that, ”commented the parliamentary leader of Quebec solidaire in a press briefing.
In an exchange at the Blue Room with Prime Minister François Legault last week, Mr. Nadeau-Dubois went there with this shock formula to underline the fact that the former Minister of Health approves of the centralization of the health network. provided for by Minister Christian Dubé’s reform.
“So, I might have taken a more elegant expression, a little less connoted and said “the dream of Gaétan Barrette”, even “the political fantasy of Gaétan Barrette”, and I think that the message would have also passed well, affirmed the solidarity leader on Tuesday. Because that’s what we are witnessing here, there, a fulfillment of Gaétan Barrette’s primary intentions. We are witnessing the greatest centralization in the history of our health system.”
MONTREAL — Members of the National Assembly are beginning to get impatient with the lack of a real systematic screening program for colorectal cancer in Quebec. This week, a motion was passed unanimously to force the government to speed up its deployment.
As The Canadian Press reported last month, Quebec is the only province that does not offer on-demand access to preventive screening tests. To obtain a test, you must first obtain a prescription from a doctor or a specialized nurse practitioner.
However, the most common test is a simple stool sample taken at home. The sample is then analyzed in the laboratory to check for the presence of blood.
What many experts are calling for is the establishment of a program modeled on that of breast cancer prevention. That is to say, when celebrating their 50th birthday, all residents of Quebec should receive a letter with the value of a medical prescription to allow them to undergo a screening test.
Taking advantage of the context of the Canadian Cancer Society’s daffodil campaign, the Parti Québécois spokesperson for Health, Joël Arseneau, tabled a motion without notice, Thursday in the National Assembly, to “ask the government to deploy a systematic colorectal cancer screening program as soon as possible between now and the end of this legislature’. The motion passed unanimously.
The member for the Îles-de-la-Madeleine pointed out that 2,550 Quebecers die each year from colorectal cancer, even though this disease is preventable, treatable and curable according to specialists. This statistic makes it the second deadliest cancer in Quebec.
According to data from the Canadian Cancer Society, if cancer is diagnosed in the first two stages of the disease, the survival rate is 90%. On the other hand, if it occurs at stage 4 of the disease, the survival rate drops to 11%.
It is precisely for this reason that medical specialists, such as the Association of Gastro-Enterologists of Quebec (AGEQ), are calling for a truly proactive screening program. In the case of colon cancer, it is even possible to prevent it when lesions, called polyps, are detected. A doctor can perform an operation to remove them and prevent the development of a possible cancer.
Also in the National Assembly, shortly before the adoption of the motion, the Liberal spokesperson for Health, André Fortin, had assailed the CAQ government with questions regarding the ever-delayed deadline for the implementation of a program national colorectal cancer screening.
In response, the Minister responsible for Social Services, Lionel Carmant, assured that the deployment of such a program is “fundamental and important”. He reiterated that “work is underway” to develop a program “well suited to the needs of the people of Quebec.”
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After the highly anticipated release of the trailer for “Barbie”, Greta Gerwig’s new film, audiences can’t wait to see this colorful comedy worn by Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. And if Margot is already a successful actress, this feature film has obviously allowed her to reach new heights. Indeed, her salary is so generous that the Aussie star became Hollywood’s highest-earning actress this year. The salary in question? $12.5 million. Astronomical figures that make her one of the most prominent stars of her generation.
In addition, the main interested party recently confided that the public would be very surprised by “Barbie”, affirming that the film would not necessarily correspond to their expectations.
She said: “It comes with a lot of nostalgia. But with that there are a lot of exciting ways to attack it. People usually hear ‘Barbie’ and think, ‘I know what this movie is going to be,’ and then they hear that Greta Gerwig is writing it and directing it, and then there they’re like, ‘Oh, well, maybe I don’t know.’
And the Australian actress’ co-star Emma Mackey previously explained that the cast bonded over a sleepover. The cast also includes America Ferrera, Simu Liu, Scott Evans, Kate McKinnon, Alexandra Shipp, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Issa Rae, Michael, Cera and Ncuti Gatwa.
