Fall/Winter 2002
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Groundbreaking research is a breath of fresh air
 
Your support is enhancing patient care
 
Sound financial decisions endure
 
Frequently asked questions about wills and estates
 
Death and taxes
 
Minimally invasive procedure lends a hand to wrist injuries
 
Top ten tips for managing your asthma
 

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Groundbreaking research is a breath of fresh air

The devastating effects of respiratory disease hit close to home for Alison Wallace. more...

Your support is enhancing patient care

The Enhanced Patient Care Committee at St. Paul’s improves patient care and patients’ overall experience at the hospital by improving access to items like specialized stretchers, patient lifts and televisions. more...

Sound financial decisions endure

A Special Report on Wills by Donald Hickling, the Director of Planned Giving at St. Paul's Hospital Foundation. more...

Frequently asked questions about wills and estates

What happens if I die without a will? How do I prepare a will? How would I change my will after it has been signed? more...

Death and taxes

“In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Benjamin Franklin. While Mr. Franklin was correct about the certainty of death, he may not have been aware of the generous tax benefits that can be derived from making a charitable donation through your will or estate plan. more...

Minimally invasive procedure lends a hand to wrist injuries

After a traumatic mountain bike accident Penny Cooper's pain was so intense that day-to-day activities like writing or drinking tea were out of the question and she feared her days of rock climbing and mountain biking were long gone. But they weren’t. more...

Top ten tips for managing your asthma

Asthma is a chronic lung condition that can develop at any age. Each year, about 500 adults and 20 children die of asthma in Canada, yet most deaths are preventable with appropriate and timely treatment. more...

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