Age 12 Smartphone Risks: Study Links to Health Issues
New research in Pediatrics finds children receiving smartphones by age 12 face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep, sparking debate about optimal timing for phone introduction.
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Oral Weight-Loss Pills: Needle-Free Alternative to Ozempic
New oral versions of GLP-1 medications like semaglutide provide needle-free weight loss options with cardiovascular benefits, expanding treatment choices for patients.
Toronto ICU Volunteer Cuddlers Comfort Vulnerable Infants
A heartwarming volunteer initiative at Toronto hospitals sees dozens of cuddlers providing comfort to infants in intensive care units, offering crucial human touch and support during critical early stages of development.
Dear Abby: Shower Avoidance and Mental Health Advice
An advice column addresses a retiree's aversion to showering, exploring potential links to depression and offering mental health resources for those on fixed incomes.
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Weapons Confiscated at Saskatoon Hospital Before Metal Detectors
St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon gathered numerous weapons and prohibited items prior to installing metal detectors, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in healthcare facilities.
Reflective Insulation Kits Warm Sudbury's Unsheltered
A construction contractor in Sudbury has developed portable kits using reflective insulation technology to help prevent frostbite among people living in tents during harsh northern Ontario winters.
MPP Condemns Sudbury Lab Closure, Fears Healthcare Erosion
A Northern Ontario MPP strongly criticizes the closure of a LifeLabs facility in Sudbury, warning it threatens healthcare access across the region and could lead to significant patient delays.
Driving Patterns Could Predict Early Alzheimer's: UCalgary
University of Calgary researchers discover that analyzing how older adults navigate roads could enable early detection of Alzheimer's disease years before clinical symptoms manifest.
Oshawa Dog Attack: Four-Year-Old Girl Mauled, Moms Describe Horror
A four-year-old girl from Oshawa, Ontario, required eight stitches on her face after a severe dog attack. Her mother and another witness describe the traumatic incident.
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B.C. Alert: Veterinary Sedative Found in Toxic Drug Supply
British Columbia health officials issue rare provincewide alert as medetomidine, a powerful veterinary sedative, contaminates unregulated drugs, causing record drug-poisoning calls.
Edmonton Heart Surgery Rescheduled Twice Amid Hospital Capacity Issues
An Edmonton man faces repeated postponements of critical heart surgery as Alberta hospitals grapple with severe capacity constraints, highlighting systemic healthcare strains.
Nurses Union Vote May Label St. Boniface Hospital Unsafe
A critical vote by the nurses union in Winnipeg could officially declare St. Boniface Hospital an unsafe workplace, highlighting ongoing concerns about staffing and patient care conditions.
Ottawa Hospital Revamps Patient Meals with Chef Stephen Beckta
The Ottawa Hospital collaborates with renowned restaurateur Stephen Beckta to create a new patient menu focused on improved nutrition, quality, and recovery support through better food.
Canmore Hotel Denies Cyanide Rumors in Pool Incident
A Canmore hotel clarifies that cyanide was not involved in a pool incident that hospitalized 11 children, with air testing pointing to chlorine exposure as the likely cause.
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Chatham Hospital Cancels Surgeries Due to Heating Failure
A critical heating system failure at the hospital in Chatham, Ontario has led to the cancellation of all elective surgeries, impacting patient care and highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities.
India's Nipah Virus Outbreak Triggers COVID-Style Restrictions
India's West Bengal region faces a Nipah virus outbreak with no known cure, prompting COVID-era restrictions and international airport precautions across Asia.
New Plan to Assess Microplastics in Human Bodies
Researchers are creating innovative methods to measure microplastic accumulation in humans, addressing growing health concerns about plastic pollution exposure.
Ontario Hospitals Struggle with Overcrowding and Wait Times
A new report highlights severe overcrowding, extended wait times, and rushed care in Ontario hospitals due to government budget pressures, raising alarms about patient safety.
Erie Shores HealthCare Names New Interim CEO
Erie Shores HealthCare has appointed Katelyn Dryden as interim president and CEO, effective March 23, following Kristin Kennedy's move to Windsor Regional Hospital.
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Under-Desk Elliptical: Stay Active While Seated
Discover how this digital under-desk elliptical offers 12 resistance levels and speeds for low-impact exercise, perfect for those with mobility issues or sedentary lifestyles.
Douglas Hospital Flooding Forces Building Closures in Montreal
Burst pipes caused significant water damage at Montreal's Douglas Hospital, leading to the closure of multiple buildings and the cancellation of patient appointments as cleanup efforts begin.
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Largest Since Elimination
South Carolina reports 789 measles cases in an ongoing outbreak, marking the largest U.S. resurgence since measles was declared eliminated in 2000.
Edmonton's First Public Cold Plunge Opens with Shrieks
Edmonton's inaugural public cold plunge pool at Coronation Park Sports Centre drew shocked reactions from patrons, highlighting a growing wellness trend embraced by athletes and health influencers across Canada.
Rabid Bat Found Near Popular SoCal Hiking Trail
A bat discovered along a popular hiking route in Orange County, California, has tested positive for rabies, prompting urgent warnings from public health officials.
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Winnipeg Police Find 91-Year-Old Woman After Silver Alert
Winnipeg police successfully located a 91-year-old woman who was the subject of a Silver Alert. The incident highlights community safety protocols for vulnerable seniors.
Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser 40% Off on Amazon
The Waterpik Aquarius water flosser is available at its Black Friday price of $56.66 on Amazon, a 40% discount. This ADA-approved device features 10 pressure settings and removes 99.9% of plaque bacteria.
Choosing The Best Electric Toothbrush For 2026
A comprehensive guide to selecting the ideal electric toothbrush for your oral health, featuring top-rated models for 2026 and expert tips for making an informed purchase.
Windsor-Essex: 4,500+ Students Face Immunization Suspension
More than 4,500 students in Windsor-Essex, Ontario, risk suspension due to incomplete immunization records. Public health officials urge immediate action to update vaccinations.
Cancer Survivor's Journey from Disfigurement to Resilience
Terry Healey shares his powerful story of surviving a rare facial cancer at 21, undergoing disfiguring surgery, and finding true confidence through inner healing and resilience strategies.
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Saskatoon's Cold Crisis: Frostbite Injuries Prompt Calls for Action
Frontline organizations in Saskatchewan are urgently calling for enhanced support as extreme cold leads to severe frostbite, including finger amputations, among Saskatoon's homeless population.
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