774 cases of H1N1 flu virus have been confirmed in Saskatchewan as of July 3rd, an increase of 35 cases. In total, Saskatchewan has recorded two deaths associated with the H1N1 influenza virus. See more information, including surveillance results and prevention measures, plus links for schools, health providers, employers and the public.

Patients at another Saskatchewan hospital will benefit from quick digital access to diagnostic images, such as x-rays and CT scans. Lloydminster Hospital is now part of the PACS image archiving system. About PACS.

A colour-coded map will once again provide Saskatchewan residents with an estimate of the risk level for contracting West Nile Virus in their area. The estimates are based on analysis of risk factors, such as the number of infected mosquitoes reported and weather conditions. Info about West Nile Virus.

Health Minister Don McMorris today urged the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations (SAHO) and unions representing approximately 25,000 health care workers to quickly conclude negotiations on collective agreements.

The Government is providing $1.75 million in funding to develop Greystone Bereavement Centre, a provincial resource that will offer counselling, education and teaching services.