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.
Category : Health
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.
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.
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.
7 Natural Nausea Relief Solutions Without Medication
Discover seven effective, non-medicated solutions for nausea and motion sickness, from motion sickness glasses to ginger chews, backed by user reviews and expert insights.
Hypochlorous Acid: Dermatologist-Approved Skin Solution
Discover how hypochlorous acid, a gentle antimicrobial ingredient naturally found in white blood cells, soothes eczema, reduces redness, and strengthens the skin barrier, as recommended by dermatologists.
Nurse Staffing Ratios Key to Safe Childbirth
Expecting parents should ask hospitals about nurse-to-patient ratios in labor and delivery units. Following AWHONN staffing standards can be life-saving for both mother and baby.
Water Flossing vs. Traditional Floss: Dentists Explain
Dental professionals clarify whether water flossers can replace mechanical flossing, highlighting benefits for specific cases and recommending top oral care products.
Vitamin B-12 Deficiency and Brain Health Risks
Vitamin B-12 deficiency affects millions, causing brain fog, memory issues, and cognitive decline. Learn about symptoms, risk factors, and why early detection is crucial for brain health.
Posture Problems: Hidden Health Risks and Expert Solutions
Toronto experts reveal how poor posture from device use impacts physical and mental health, offering practical product recommendations to correct alignment and prevent long-term consequences.
St. Thomas Girl, 12, Needs Urgent Liver Transplant
A St. Thomas family is overwhelmed by community support as their 12-year-old daughter requires an urgent liver transplant, highlighting the critical need for organ donation in pediatric cases.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Dementia Prevention in Ontario Study
A new Ontario-based study suggests the shingles vaccine could help prevent or delay the onset of dementia, offering a potential breakthrough in neurodegenerative disease research.
Burst Pipes Flood Douglas Institute Research Labs
Massive flooding from burst pipes has damaged a dozen neuroscience research labs at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute, the latest infrastructure failure at the aging Verdun facility.
Saskatchewan Doctors Face Heavy Administrative Burden
A new CFIB report shows Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario doctors spend the most time on paperwork, with family physicians particularly affected by administrative overload.
Radon Crisis in Canadian Social Housing: 21% Dangerous
Investigative data reveals 21% of social housing units have dangerous radon levels, with no mandatory testing laws exposing thousands to lung cancer risk.
Youth Barriers to Quitting Vaping Highlighted
CHEO psychiatrist Tea Rosic reveals that access to nicotine replacement therapies remains a major obstacle for youth trying to quit vaping, with vaping rates remaining high among adolescents.
First Nations Ombudsperson Calls for Hospital Reforms in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's First Nations Health Ombudsperson Dianne Lafond is advocating for significant changes in provincial hospitals to address systemic healthcare disparities affecting Indigenous communities.
Vancouver Advocates Plead for Patient Housing Before World Cup
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, Vancouver advocates are calling for urgent measures to secure accommodations for out-of-town patients, fearing a severe housing crunch.
Nurse Fired for Wishing Harm on Trump Spokesperson
A Florida labor and delivery nurse was terminated after posting a viral TikTok video wishing severe childbirth injuries on White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, sparking widespread condemnation.
Montreal Hospital Flood Damages Lab Equipment After Pipe Burst
A major water pipe failure at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute caused significant flooding, damaging laboratory equipment and disrupting research operations in the facility.
Measles Exposure Sites Identified in Winnipeg
Manitoba Health has issued a public warning about new measles exposure sites in Winnipeg, urging residents to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms.
Deadly Dog Virus Outbreak Hits Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
A serious virus outbreak has claimed the lives of four dogs in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, according to the B.C. SPCA. The organization has responded with emergency vaccination clinics.
B.C. Drug Poisoning Deaths Rise, Health Officials Warn
British Columbia health authorities report a concerning increase in drug poisoning incidents, highlighting the ongoing public health crisis and the critical need for expanded harm reduction measures.
N.S. Shelters Full Amid Snowstorm, Homelessness Crisis Worsens
Emergency shelters across Nova Scotia are operating at maximum capacity as a severe snowstorm exacerbates challenges for people experiencing homelessness, with more snowfall expected.
First Nations Ombudsman Seeks Hospital Security Inquiry
Saskatchewan's First Nations health ombudsman calls for independent investigation into security incidents involving Indigenous patients following multiple complaints and a recent death.
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