A new carbon-fibre device developed by BC Cancer and UBC's Composites Research Network aims to enhance precision in breast radiotherapy, potentially improving health outcomes for patients in British Columbia.
Community leaders and health experts warn that closing supervised consumption sites has increased public drug use, overdoses, and emergency calls, urging the province to reconsider its decision.
Residents at Betel Home in Gimli, Manitoba, experienced a regal transformation during portrait sessions that made them feel like queens and kings, including 103-year-old Anna.
Singer LeAnn Rimes undergoes an intense fascial manipulation procedure, releasing stored tension and emotional trauma linked to years of dental issues.
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The American Heart Association recommends shifting to plant-based proteins and replacing full-fat dairy to improve cardiovascular health and reduce disease risks.
Dr. Michael Prevost, a Calgary doctor, has been suspended for administering Botox injections for migraines without proper permits, violating medical regulations.
Saskatchewan's government is asking the federal government not to renew a Health Canada exemption for Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site, which closed due to funding issues, amid ongoing debates over addiction services.
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has suspended 221 students due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting ongoing public health enforcement in Ontario schools.
A total of 296 students across Brantford, Brant, Haldimand, and Norfolk have been suspended due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting ongoing public health enforcement efforts.
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Emergency crews in Chatham responded to a critical incident where a senior was pinned under a vehicle. Details remain limited as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding this alarming accident.
Construction costs for public long-term care homes in British Columbia have escalated dramatically, reaching an average of $1.8 million per bed, leading to project delays like the Squamish facility expansion.
The annual WE-SPARK Health Research Conference in Windsor brought together over 370 professionals to share advancements in cancer, mental health, and community health research.
Nova Scotia RCMP have confiscated cannabis products advertising THC concentrations that significantly exceed legal limits, highlighting ongoing regulatory enforcement challenges in the province's legal market.
A new COVID-19 variant named BA.3.2 has been identified in Ontario, but health experts advise against panic, citing existing immunity and surveillance systems.
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Public health officials have identified new measles exposure sites, including an IKEA store, a bank, and an indoor playground, as cases continue to emerge in the community. Authorities urge vigilance and vaccination checks.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen reflects on the challenges and resilience of the trans community in the U.S., emphasizing the need for understanding and support.
Ontario produce brand soul7 announces a major rebrand, increasing product size while maintaining price, emphasizing affordable whole-food nutrition and community impact.
Heather Gilchrist, a midwife in Victoria, is preparing to leave Canada after her work permit was denied, exacerbating maternity care shortages in British Columbia.
A growing number of seniors in British Columbia are forced to care for each other due to a severe shortage of care home spaces, highlighting systemic failures in elder care.
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority has responded to growing concerns about hospital capacity in Saskatoon, emphasizing ongoing efforts to manage patient flow and resources amid healthcare challenges.
Health advocates in Vancouver are calling for urgent warnings to World Cup visitors about the city's dangerous drug supply, highlighting overdose risks and the need for naloxone awareness.
An elderly Ontario woman with dementia faces assault charges from the OPP, sparking outrage from her family who say the system failed her. The incident highlights broader concerns about police handling of vulnerable individuals.
The Saskatchewan government has terminated funding for Prairie Harm Reduction, leading to the closure of its safe consumption site in Saskatoon. This decision impacts addiction recovery services amid ongoing public health concerns.
Broadcast journalist Katie Couric opens up about her deepest regret from caring for her late husband Jay Monahan, who died of colorectal cancer in 1998, and shares advice for caregivers.
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Pharmacists in Winnipeg are launching a free measles vaccination initiative for young Manitobans to combat rising cases and enhance public health protection.
Janice Ayotte, a mother from Vaudreuil, has created a unique hairbrush designed for individuals with sensory sensitivities, inspired by her daughter's needs. This innovation aims to make daily grooming more comfortable and accessible.
Omega Fertility Clinic in London, Ontario, has initiated significant facility upgrades following concerns raised about its IVF laboratory operations, aiming to enhance patient safety and treatment outcomes.
New research indicates a widely used antidepressant medication may significantly alleviate debilitating fatigue symptoms associated with long COVID, offering potential relief for affected patients.
A recent report highlights that delays in medical care have been connected to five deaths in Manitoba, raising concerns about healthcare system efficiency and patient safety in the province.
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The Saskatchewan government confirms construction of a new specialized long-term care facility in Regina, near Sask. Polytech campus, with completion targeted for fall 2028 to address growing senior care needs.
