Administrative Tsunami Drives Family Doctors to Burnout
A recent survey reveals Canadian family doctors spend an average of 9 hours weekly on paperwork, fueling a burnout crisis as administrative burdens surge compared to 20 years ago.
Category : Health
Rising Challenge of Regulating Sports Gambling in Canada
Experts warn that easy access and endless betting options are making sports gambling increasingly difficult to control, with CAMH scientist Nigel Turner highlighting its evolving addictive nature.
Fever in Children: What Parents Need to Know
A comprehensive guide for Canadian parents on managing childhood fevers, including causes, treatment options, and when to seek medical attention.
Autistic Model Kelsey-Rose Inspires as Role Model
SUNshine Girl Kelsey-Rose, an autistic model from Toronto, shares her journey and aspirations to be a role model for others on the autism spectrum while pursuing modeling and skating.
HART Hub in Sudbury to Launch, Aiding Homelessness and Addiction
Greater Sudbury's HART Hub on Elm Street is set to open this month, providing critical support services for individuals facing homelessness and addiction challenges in the downtown core.
Five Hospitalized After Winnipeg Fire in St. Matthews
A residential fire in Winnipeg's St. Matthews area has resulted in five individuals being hospitalized. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to the emergency amid ongoing winter conditions.
Edmonton Teen Rebuilds Life After Dominican Attack
Chase Delorme-Rowan shares his inspiring recovery story one year after a brutal attack during a family vacation left him with severe brain injuries and in a coma.
PEI Tests AI in Clinical Care for Better Healthcare
Health PEI announces a groundbreaking initiative to test artificial intelligence in clinical care settings, aiming to improve diagnostic accuracy and streamline medical processes for patients across Prince Edward Island.
Wheels of Hope Needs Drivers in Saskatchewan for Cancer Patients
The Wheels of Hope program in Saskatchewan is urgently recruiting additional volunteer drivers in Regina and Saskatoon to transport cancer patients to medical appointments.
Measles Exposure at Winnipeg Ag Days and Winkler Sites
Public health officials have identified new measles exposure sites in Manitoba, including events at Winnipeg Ag Days and locations in Winkler, urging vaccination checks.
Alberta Healthcare Debate: UCP's Hospital Strategy
Edmonton residents share contrasting views on Alberta's UCP government healthcare approach, debating hospital construction versus continuing care needs and staffing challenges in the province.
Erie Shores HealthCare Adds Plastic Surgery for Breast Cancer
Erie Shores HealthCare in Leamington, Ontario, is enhancing its breast cancer care by introducing a plastic surgery service, providing comprehensive treatment options for patients in the Windsor-Essex region.
Runner's Shocking Scoliosis Diagnosis and Healing Journey
At age 45, a lifelong runner discovered severe scoliosis through X-rays, leading to years of pain before embracing holistic healing through physical therapy and mind-body practices.
Still Here Magazine Centers Black Women in HIV/AIDS Dialogue
Still Here magazine, created by WACO Theater Center, amplifies Black women's experiences with HIV/AIDS, addressing the disproportionate impact and stigma they face while reviving crucial public conversations.
Muscle Dysmorphia 'Bigorexia' Rising in Boys
Experts warn muscle dysmorphia, known as 'bigorexia,' is increasing among boys, driven by social media and distorted body ideals. Learn symptoms, risks, and parental guidance.
Geriatricians Share Key Signs You're Aging Well
Experts explain that successful aging involves more than just physical health. Learn about the crucial components of emotional connection, mental stimulation, and proactive planning for a fulfilling later life.
Dermatologists' Guide to Treating Foot and Nail Fungus
Cincinnati and Utah dermatologists explain why fungal infections persist and recommend effective OTC treatments, including sprays, creams, and moisture-wicking socks, for managing symptoms and preventing recurrence.
Affordable Electric Toothbrushes Under $50
Discover high-quality electric toothbrushes under $50 with features like smart timers, multiple modes, and wireless charging. These budget-friendly options deliver excellent oral care without breaking the bank.
The Science of Flatulence: Why We Fart
Experts explain why everyone farts 7-24 times daily, what causes gas, and when excessive flatulence might signal health issues requiring medical attention.
Quebec Eating Disorder Awareness Campaign Gains Momentum
A Montreal mother's advocacy work highlights the prevalence of eating disorders in Quebec, where thousands face conditions like anorexia and bulimia while navigating recovery challenges.
Vancouver Coastal Health Unveils Small Care Homes Plan
Vancouver Coastal Health reveals a new 'small care homes' initiative for seniors as existing facilities express concerns about diminishing operational funding and financial sustainability.
Death Cap Mushrooms Cause Fatalities, Liver Transplants in California
A rainy winter has led to a proliferation of deadly death cap mushrooms in California, resulting in four deaths, three liver transplants, and dozens of poisonings, prompting urgent public health warnings.
Death Cap Mushrooms Kill Four in California After Rains
A fatal outbreak linked to poisonous death cap mushrooms has resulted in four deaths in California, with experts warning of increased spread following recent heavy rainfalls.
Inquiry: AstraZeneca Vaccine and Rare Disorder Link Examined
A Calgary fatality inquiry heard expert testimony about potential connections between the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and capillary leak syndrome, though timing questions remain.
Calgary Radio Host's Mammogram Error: Wrong Results Sent
Sarah Crosbie, a Calgary radio host, received incorrect mammogram results mentioning breast implants she doesn't have, highlighting medical record errors and patient vigilance.
Medicare Mailing Error Affects New Brunswick Information
A mailing system error has compromised Medicare information distribution in New Brunswick, raising concerns about data security and service delivery for provincial healthcare recipients.
RFK Jr.'s Keto Cure Claims Spark Mental Health Debate
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims keto diets can cure schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, but experts caution that evidence is limited and dietary interventions should complement, not replace, proven treatments.
Deadly Death Cap Mushrooms Spread in California After Rains
At least three fatalities have been reported in California linked to the consumption of toxic Death Cap mushrooms, which are proliferating following recent heavy rainfalls across the state.
Ingrown Toenail Kit Provides Fast Relief Under $20
Reviewers praise the Totclear three-piece ingrown toenail care kit for delivering almost immediate pain relief and saving trips to podiatrists. The affordable solution works in four easy steps.
B.C. Psychiatrist Calls for New Mental Health Hospital at Inquest
A British Columbia psychiatrist has testified at a coroner's inquest that the province urgently requires a new mental health hospital, following the tragic deaths of a family. The inquest examines systemic issues in mental health care.
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