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UBC discovers cause of statin muscle fatigue

UBC researchers have pinpointed how cholesterol-lowering statins damage muscles, a breakthrough that could lead to safer drugs for millions of Canadians. Learn about the new findings.

Alberta Ends Cancer Bell Ceremonies for Kids

Alberta Health Services quietly halts the celebratory bell-ringing ceremony for pediatric cancer patients finishing treatment. Critics call the move insensitive and nonsensical.

Holiday meals delivered to Windsor seniors in need

Windsor's first responders partner with Heart to Home Meals to deliver festive dinners to vulnerable seniors, combating isolation during the holidays. A community effort bringing warmth and connection.

Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in B.C. Deer

British Columbia confirms two new cases of chronic wasting disease in deer within the Kootenay region. Learn about the implications for wildlife and ongoing monitoring efforts.

Forgotten Body Parts That Need Exercise Too

Experts reveal why your brain, lungs, wrists, and toes are crucial for a true full-body workout. Learn simple exercises to boost cognition, lung capacity, and prevent injury.

Black women face 70% higher breast cancer mortality

A new study reveals a stark disparity: Black women in Canada have up to a 70% higher breast cancer mortality rate. Learn about the findings and the urgent call for equitable healthcare solutions.

Coach MacLeod diagnosed with breast cancer at 43

Ottawa Charge head coach Carla MacLeod shares her breast cancer diagnosis at age 43, dispelling myths about the disease. Her team rallies with support as she plans to continue coaching.

Brampton teacher saved by stepson's CPR in NYC

Lindsay MacOdrum, a Brampton teacher, survived cardiac arrest in Central Park after her 17-year-old stepson performed immediate CPR. Her doctor credits his quick actions with saving her life.

Snow Shoveling Linked to Cardiac Problems Increase

Medical experts warn that snow shoveling significantly increases cardiac risks and heart attack probability. Learn protective measures and warning signs to stay safe this winter season.

Colon cancer survivor becomes inspiring calendar model

Aaron Miller, an Edmonton colon cancer survivor, shares his inspiring journey of becoming a calendar model at 52, proving that life after diagnosis can be vibrant and empowering for others facing similar battles.

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