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Héma-Québec Agency responsible for recruiting donors, organizing blood donor clinics, screening every unit of blood donated and preparing blood components for Quebec hospitals. Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec The board that administers the provincial health and drug programs. Most of the pages are French, but there is an English page with contact information, and some of the French pages have links for English pdf documents. Association Québécoise Méthode Danis Bois Includes students and practitioners who study Fasciatherapy, the body's internal movements as a source of vitality and health. Lists therapists and describes the therapy. L'Association des Chirurgiens Dentistes du Québec. Represents and supports programs for dentists in Quebec. Includes detailed information about its programs and membership information. Quebec Professional Orthotherapist Association People interested Orthotherapy, a principle of both bilateral and segmental muscular re-stabilization. Provides a list of members and requirements for admission, as well as information about Orthotherapy and treatments. Farha Foundation AIDS fundraising organization. History and background, special events, facts on AIDS in Quebec, and press releases. Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation Promotes individual and community awareness of health issues in Quebec, and works to have people and governments adopt a preventive approach to the problems of disease and poverty. The Child, Youth and Family Health Network A network of Pediatric health care professionals and organizations in Quebec , coordinated by The Montreal Children’s Hospital. Features information about programs and outreach activities, including Telehealth and referrals. Dry Bed Method Offers treatment for bed wetting. Lymphedema Association of Quebec A support group for people with lymphedema, a chronic swelling condition due to accumulations of lymphatic fluid, and encourages education and research into the disorder. |
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