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Women say doctors don't believe them when they're in pain, sick or dying. Is there a way to fix it?
CBC News heard from hundreds of readers about their own experiences being ignored while enduring a medical emergency, after the story of one woman's gangrenous appendix struck a chord across the country. Here's what they had to say.
Doctors said her gangrenous appendix was just anxiety. She's not alone
A woman who says she was repeatedly denied emergency care last spring is blasting the Newfoundland and Labrador health-care system, saying she’s been left psychologically scarred after being told several times that her gangrenous appendix was simply anxiety or constipation.
Furey admonishes moves 'straight out of a Trump playbook' as pre-election rhetoric ramps up
Premier Andrew Furey took shots at what he calls a deteriorating political climate in Newfoundland and Labrador Tuesday, as the province’s politicians appear to be preparing for an upcoming election.
Hunter wants to see elusive white moose protected across N.L.
A Ship Cove, N.L., man wants to see more protection for the elusive white moose, an exceedingly rare sight on an island brimming with the species.
Lawyer for figure skating coach says Crown can't prove he sent lewd Snapchats to teen
The attorney of a figure skating coach accused of sex crimes against two minors argued Tuesday to have several charges against him dismissed, saying the Crown couldn't prove that Snapchats he allegedly sent to one teen actually came from the coach himself.
Newfoundland woman describes harrowing rollover on remote highway with no cell service
A woman from a small Newfoundland outport says she narrowly escaped with her life after a highway accident left her trapped with no cell service.
Apartment hunters in St. John's 'desperately' searching as renters grapple with plummeting vacancy rate
St. John's is seeing an unusually low rental vacancy rate, which has bottomed out at 1.5 per cent — leading prospective renters to spend months trying to find a place to call home within city limits.
Kurt Churchill, accused in 2020 slaying, no longer facing charges due to court delays
A man accused in a 2020 homicide in St. John's is no longer being prosecuted Thursday after he was granted a stay of proceedings due to court delays.
Waning immunity behind whooping cough outbreak in N.L., top doctor says
Newfoundland and Labrador is grappling with an outbreak of pertussis, with 230 cases so far this year — a sharp rise from the handful of whooping cough cases the province normally sees.
Tyler Greening 'truly hated' himself after vicious PWC attack on teen, court hears
The only adult charged in the brutal attack of a St. John's high school student told a provincial court judge on Tuesday that he deeply regrets his role in an assault that left a teenager critically injured.