Avis Favaro is a Senior Broadcast Journalist at CTV News. She specializes in covering critical topics such as the Coronavirus, social issues, and data-driven stories that impact Canadians, while also exploring themes related to entrepreneurship. Avis is featured in CTV News and CTV News Toronto.
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Avis Favaro's coverage primarily revolves around healthcare, medical research, and discrimination in the Canadian context. She often cites data, discusses legal policy regulations, and covers government announcements related to health and politics.
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By: Avis Favaro, Alex Arsenych
A family doctor in the Toronto area says she feels like she is “drowning” with the seemingly insurmountable piles of paperwork she has to complete for her patients.
By: Avis Favaro
Ten foreign-trained internal medicine specialists in Regina are claiming they were targets of 'racist, and discriminatory leadership' while working at the Regina General Hospital, and have filed a complaint with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission.
By: Avis Favaro
Ten foreign-trained internal medicine specialists in Regina are claiming they were targets of 'racist, and discriminatory leadership' while working at the Regina General Hospital, and have filed a complaint with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission.
By: Avis Favaro
Ten foreign-trained internal medicine specialists in Regina are claiming they were targets of 'racist, and discriminatory leadership' while working at the Regina General Hospital, and have filed a complaint with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission.
A Toronto couple is lobbying for a new bylaw that would ban people from allowing second-hand smoke to spread into a home from a neighbouring unit. (Pexels)
A shocking study found that only three per cent of Canadian human research trials testing new drug treatments or therapies meet all three international criteria that ensure fair and timely sharing of results for all to learn from.
By: Avis Favaro
A shocking study found that only three per cent of Canadian human research trials testing new drug treatments or therapies meet all three international criteria.
An Ontario teen is among the first patients in the country to have a rare bone cancer surgically removed by doctors who used a new Canadian-designed virtual reality system. The system allows them to "walk" within a patient's body as they plan out complex surgeries.
An 18-year-old from near Ottawa has become what appears to be the first Canadian, and among the youngest people in the world, to have a rare but extraordinary super memory.
When an ambulance took David Lippert to the hospital in March of 2023, the 68-year-old Kitchener, Ont. executive was hoping to find out why he was feeling weak and unable to walk.
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