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    Did you know? Bursaries and grants are available for health workers and professionals who will commit to work in Saskatchewan's publicly-funded health system. What's New The Ministry of Health has released two draft public health documents for stakeholder and public input: Food Processing Facility Best Management Practices; and Public Eating Establishment Standards. Submit comments by February 19, 2010. Read MoreStudents at 257 schools across the province rated an Australian mouth cancer ad as the TV ad most likely to convince young people not to use tobacco. See ad online (graphic images). Read MoreWhile almost half of Saskatchewan residents have now been vaccinated, only 22 per cent of young men have had H1N1 flu shots. See Regina Pats photo. If you haven't been vaccinated yet, see the H1N1 Vaccinations page. Read MoreReport indicates how many people held Saskatchewan Health coverage as of June 30, 2009. Read MoreA flu vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and loved ones from infection. Read MoreA new provincial physician recruitment agency will open by spring 2010. Read MoreSaskatchewan will introduce point-of-care testing for HIV, which will reduce the waiting time for results. Also, see the HIV-AIDS in Saskatchewan statistical report for 2008. Read MoreShortcuts FEATURES  Guides for protecting family and property.  Tips on eating healthy and staying fit.  You always have a choice.    |
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