Psychiatrist Calls for Long-Term Mental Health Support in Tumbler Ridge
A psychiatrist emphasizes the need for ongoing mental health resources in Tumbler Ridge, following recent tragedies, while advocates caution against stigmatizing mental illness.
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Windsor-Essex Digital Health Firm Expands Medical Care Access
A Windsor-Essex digital health company is launching new initiatives to increase access to healthcare services, leveraging technology to address gaps in the medical system.
New Stem Cell Treatment for Blood Cancer at LHSC
London Health Sciences Centre now offers stem cell transplants between unrelated donors and recipients, providing new hope for blood cancer patients who previously had limited options.
Paramedics Vote for Strike Action in Essex-Windsor EMS
Unionized paramedics with Essex-Windsor EMS have voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action, citing unresolved contract issues and concerns over working conditions.
RFK Jr. Says Addiction Worse Than Germs, Cites Past
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told podcaster Theo Von he isn't scared of germs, explaining his past drug use and recovery journey make addiction a greater threat to his life.
Tumbler Ridge Neighbors See Shooter as Mental Health Victim
Residents of Tumbler Ridge express sympathy for mass shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, describing him as a victim of mental health system failures rather than a criminal.
Asics Gel Cumulus 27: 21% Off for Pain Relief
The Asics Gel Cumulus 27 running shoes are discounted 21% on Amazon, with reviewers praising their comfort for back, hip, and foot pain relief during walks and runs.
Mid-Life Women's Health: Ovarian Function Key to Prevention
Heart disease remains the leading killer of Canadian women, yet systemic neglect of ovarian health and estrogen's role perpetuates misdiagnosis and under-treatment during critical reproductive aging.
Missing Scarborough Man, 90, Found Deceased in Tragic End
The search for a 90-year-old Scarborough man reported missing in late January's extreme cold has concluded tragically, with police confirming his death as non-criminal.
Velocity Clinical Research Appoints UK Medical Director
Velocity Clinical Research announces Dr. Ronnie Beboso as UK Medical Director, bringing 20 years of clinical research experience to strengthen medical leadership across European operations.
Electric Eye Mask with Five Heat Settings for Dry Eyes
An electric eye mask with five temperature settings and infrared heat technology provides a convenient solution for chronic dry eye sufferers, as recommended by ophthalmologists.
Regina Group Tackles Mental Health Stigma for African Newcomers
Afro Tribes, a Regina non-profit, works to bridge cultural gaps in mental health understanding for African newcomers, inspired by the tragic death of Samwel Uko in 2020.
Victoria Campaign Offers Dental Care for Vulnerable Residents
The 'Everyone Deserves To Smile' initiative in Victoria aims to deliver essential dental services to the city's most vulnerable populations through the Cool Aid Dental Clinic.
NDP Demands Action Over Hallway Healthcare Photo
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for immediate measures after a photo revealed patients receiving care in a hallway at St. Paul's Hospital, highlighting ongoing healthcare strain.
How to Talk to Kids About Tumbler Ridge Shooting: Expert Advice
A psychologist provides essential strategies for parents to address the traumatic Tumbler Ridge mass shooting with their children, emphasizing age-appropriate communication and emotional support.
Heart Health Caution for Maritimers Shoveling Snow
Health experts emphasize the cardiovascular risks of snow shoveling, advising Maritimers on safe practices to prevent heart strain during winter storms.
Mike Tyson Advocates Mental Health in Trump Administration
Boxing legend Mike Tyson opens up about his battles with alcohol and depression, encouraging others to seek help without shame as he promotes wellness initiatives.
Ontario Long-Term Care Homes Seek More Funding for Home Care
Long-term care facilities in Ontario are advocating for additional financial resources to enhance home care services and supportive housing options for seniors across the province.
Dispatcher's CPR Guidance Saves Child in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts emergency dispatcher is being hailed a hero after calmly guiding a family through CPR to revive a 4-year-old girl who had stopped breathing.
Canada Gun Deaths Lower Than U.S., Higher Than G20 Peers
A comparative analysis reveals Canada's firearm mortality rate sits between the United States and other G20 countries, amid recent national discussions on gun violence and policy.
Chatham Clinic Urges HIV, Hepatitis Tests After Lapses
Patients of a Chatham-Kent skin clinic are advised to undergo testing for HIV and hepatitis due to sterilization protocol breaches, raising public health concerns.
Terminal Illness Inspires Man to Paint Hopeful Mural in B.C.
A Coquitlam man diagnosed with a terminal illness is using his remaining time to create a large, vibrant mural, encouraging others to cherish every moment of life with positivity and creativity.
World Down Syndrome Day 2026: Inclusion and Awareness
World Down Syndrome Day, observed annually on March 21, highlights the rights and inclusion of people with Down syndrome. The 2026 theme focuses on breaking barriers in education and employment.
James Van Der Beek Dies as Colorectal Cancer Cases Surge in Youth
Actor James Van Der Beek, known for 'Dawson's Creek,' has passed away while battling colorectal cancer. This tragic event highlights a global surge in early-onset colorectal cancer cases among younger populations, with diagnoses doubling in under-55s sinc
Veterans Create Music from Heartbeats at Perley Health
A unique music therapy program at Perley Health in Ottawa uses veterans' heartbeats to compose personalized music, fostering emotional healing and connection.
Montreal Shooting Survivor Shares Path to Regaining Safety
Nathalie Provost, a survivor of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, discusses her personal journey and advocacy for gun control measures in Canada.
Measles Outbreak in Mexico Kills 28 Since 2025
A deadly measles outbreak that began in 2025 has resulted in at least 28 fatalities in Mexico, prompting urgent public health responses and vaccination campaigns.
Experts Divided as More Canadians Use AI for Health Advice
Health professionals express mixed reactions as a growing number of Canadians bypass traditional doctor visits, opting instead for artificial intelligence platforms to seek medical guidance and diagnoses.
Gen Z Embraces 'Chinese Time' Wellness Trend
A viral social media trend sees young Americans adopting traditional Chinese wellness habits like hot water, acupuncture, and house slippers, reflecting a broader cultural fascination and critique of Western systems.
RSV and Measles Cases Climbing in Manitoba
Manitoba faces a dual health threat as RSV infections and measles cases rise this winter. Pharmacists Manitoba provides crucial advice on risks and preventive measures for residents.
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