During the COVID-19 pandemic, teenagers and young people are having to adapt to a great deal of change. Sunnybrook youth psychiatrist Dr. Amy Cheung...
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COVID-19: Teens and missed milestones
Teenage milestone such as prom and graduation have been cancelled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and many students may be dealing with the...
Allergies or COVID-19?
How can you be sure your allergy symptoms aren’t related to COVID-19? Sunnybrook experts offer some guidance on what to watch for, and what to do...
COVID-19: Back-saving tips to help improve your workspace as you work from home
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are having to get creative with makeshift workspaces. As many work from home workspaces are not ideal for...
Virtual volunteer initiatives are having a positive impact at Sunnybrook
In an effort to connect people safely amid COVID-19 concerns, volunteers at Sunnybrook's Holland Centre have launched several initiatives around...
COVID-19: Youth mental health and addiction
For teenagers and young people dealing with mental health and addiction issues, the COVID-19 pandemic may be amplifying and exacerbating the...
COVID-19: Sleep problems, dreams and nightmares
“During stressful times, it is very important to pay special attention to getting optimal sleep, Sunnybrook experts say.
Staying safe during COVID-19 self-isolation: tips from our burn centre
Self-isolating and social/physical distancing can help protect you from COVID-19. But could it actually put you at a higher risk for other injuries...
How to wear a mask
It’s important to wear your mask properly. Wearing it incorrectly can actually put you at a higher risk of catching COVID-19 or other infections.
How can I protect seniors and at-risk people from COVID-19?
Dr. Susan Deering, attending physician at Sunnybrook’s Veterans Centre, gives advice and tips on how to protect yourself and those who are most...