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Queen’s to develop standards dealing with mental health
Queen’s and St. Lawrence College announced last week that they’ll be receiving $1 million in funding from the Ontario government to develop a new set of mental health accommodation standards.
A matter of choice
Kingston’s Pregnancy Care Centre (KPCC) has no desire to deceive anyone, according to director Donna Bell.
Students organize a new way to talk about mental health
According to Justin Scaini, talking about mental health shouldn’t be dull — it should be inspiring.
Students identify hospital horrors
Students walked into what appeared to be a normal hospital setting — beds and surrounding curtains separated the patients lying in bed, except these patients weren’t real; they were simulations that coughed, talked and breathed.
Investigating the effects of energy drinks
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating an alleged link between Monster Energy drinks and five deaths and one non-fatal heart attack dating back to 2004.
Supporting the marginalized
In September of 2011, Principal Daniel Woolf established the Principal’s Commission on Mental Health and tasked it to create a discussion paper of recommendations addressing mental health issues at Queen’s. The Commission should be commended for its approach to mental health but it lacks actionable items regarding social identity and ...
Student blood benefits clinics
Volunteers aim to collect 600 pints of blood from students this year.
Donation would better serve HCDS
Bell Canada has pledged $1 million over the next five years to create a mental health and anti-stigma research chair at Queen’s.
Sizing up Tim Hortons
The fast-food industry has often lived by the saying "bigger is better" — and our beloved Tim Hortons is no exception.
Sleep-deprived students seek help
Students with sleep disorders are eligible to register with disability services. They can receive assignment extensions and extra time on exams.
Fad dieters face drawbacks
Raw food and Caveman dieters face risks of nutrient deficiency, local dietitian says.
Safeguards in place for tenants
When a rental property isn’t up to standards, Kingston’s building officers want it fixed quickly.
Prof evaluates tuberculosis testing in prisons
There’s a more efficient way to treat tuberculosis in Canadian prisons, according to a review conducted by a Queen’s professor.
Campaign misses the mark
While the recent mental health campaign Queen's Wears Green is well-intentioned, it fails to address the negative stigma that often isolates those with mental illness.
Women's heart health at risk with night shift
Working night shifts may have negative long-term health implications, according to a study from Queen’s School of Nursing.
Beer ads have tangible effect
A recent alcohol advertising campaign by Canadian brand James Ready that uses lawn signs, posters and giveaways is troubling.
Top five STIs on campus
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HPV and genital herpes are the most common sexually transmitted infections diagnosed at La Salle.
Going gluten-free
Gluten-free dieters face difficulty incorporating nutritious food into their lives.