Dentists Reveal Key Toothpaste Ingredient for Dental Health
Dental experts emphasize fluoride as the essential component in toothpaste for cavity prevention and gum health, while cautioning against trendy alternatives lacking scientific backing.
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Ontario to Defund Drug Consumption Sites by June
The Doug Ford government plans to cut provincial funding for supervised drug consumption sites across Ontario, including two in Toronto, by June 13, according to reports and letters sent to site directors.
Calgary Boil Water Advisory Extended to Monday
The City of Calgary has announced that a boil water advisory for the southwest area will remain in effect until at least Monday, citing ongoing water safety concerns.
Kitchener Harm Reduction Group to Install 'Safety Shed' at Encampment
A harm reduction organization in Kitchener is set to install a 'Safety Shed' at the 100 Victoria Street North encampment to provide essential resources and support for unhoused individuals, aiming to improve community health and safety.
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Girl Recovers After Liver Transplant from Stranger
A young girl from St. Thomas is on the mend following a critical liver transplant from an anonymous donor, highlighting the power of organ donation and community support.
WHO Sends $2M Emergency Funds to Lebanon, Iraq, Syria
The World Health Organization has allocated $2 million in emergency funding to support health crises in Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, addressing urgent medical needs.
Perimenopause: Emotional and Sexual Changes Explored
Perimenopause brings intense emotional and sexual shifts, often overlooked. Experts discuss its impact on relationships and libido, emphasizing open communication and self-care.
ER Doctor's St. Patrick's Day Safety Tips for Responsible Celebration
Ahead of St. Patrick's Day, Dr. Christie MacDonald from London Health Sciences Centre shares crucial safety advice to help revellers avoid emergency room visits while celebrating responsibly.
Calgary Actress Petitions to Prevent Methanol Poisoning Abroad
Ashley King, blinded by methanol in Bali in 2011, launches petition for education on poisoning risks in travel destinations, gathering over 27,000 signatures.
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Staffing Issues Cut Ambulance Availability in Essex-Windsor EMS
The president of CUPE 2974 attributes fewer available ambulances in Essex-Windsor EMS to critical staffing shortages, raising concerns over emergency response capabilities in the Windsor area.
Two Dead, One Critically Injured in Ottawa High-Rise Fire
A tragic fire at a residential high-rise on Somerset Street in Ottawa has claimed two lives and left one person in critical condition, with two others injured.
Birdwatching Expertise Enhances Brain Structure and Function
A Canadian neuroscience study reveals that expert birdwatchers show structural brain differences associated with attention and perception, potentially slowing age-related cognitive decline.
The Science of Flatulence: Why Everyone Farts
Experts reveal the normal range of daily flatulence, the surprising composition of gas, and when excessive farting might signal a health issue.
Toilet Habit That Increases Hemorrhoid Risk, Doctors Warn
Prolonged sitting on the toilet is a major contributor to hemorrhoid development, gastroenterologists explain. Learn why this habit causes issues and get expert tips for prevention.
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Sex After 70: Breaking Taboos and Embracing Intimacy
Explore the truths about sex in older age, from societal stigmas to the heartening reality that many seniors remain sexually active and fulfilled.
Toronto Woman's Healing Journey After Tragic Fire Loss
Arija Jansons opens up about her path to recovery five years after losing her son, mother, and two friends in a devastating east-end Toronto house fire.
Active Senior Employees Boost Corporate Productivity
New research reveals that employees over 55 who maintain active lifestyles demonstrate significantly better work ability and productivity, making corporate wellness programs targeting this demographic a smart business investment.
30 Women and Girls Killed in Canada in 2026: Report
The Canadian Femicide Observatory has documented 30 women and girls killed in Canada so far in 2026, highlighting ongoing gender-based violence concerns.
Looksmaxxing Trend Raises Concerns for Boys and Men
A worrisome social media trend known as 'looksmaxxing' is gaining mainstream attention, prompting serious concerns from parents and health experts about its impact on boys and men.
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MAiD Program Scrutiny: Canadians Debate End-of-Life Choices
A letter to the editor defends Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program, citing personal experiences and advocating for its expansion to include dementia cases, while other letters criticize political and justice system issues.
Ottawa Woman Sets Record with 1,984 Lunges in Hour
Morgan McKay achieved a Guinness World Record by performing 1,984 in-spot lunges within 60 minutes, surpassing the women's requirement of 1,800 lunges in a Kanata fitness studio.
Regina Girl with Rare Disease Named Champion for Sick Kids
Ivy, a five-year-old from Regina battling a rare illness, has been selected as the 2026 representative for Saskatchewan's pediatric patients, highlighting the resilience of children facing medical challenges.
Looksmaxxing Trend Worries Experts for Boys and Men
A viral social media trend known as 'looksmaxxing' is causing concern among parents and health professionals, who warn it may harm the mental well-being of young males.
London's Supervised Consumption Site Closure Sparks Outcry
Advocates condemn the closure of London's supervised consumption site after provincial funding ends, calling it a 'giant step backwards' for public health and addiction recovery efforts.
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Alberta Begins Process for New Ambulance Contracts
Alberta's Emergency Health Services initiates a procurement process for new ambulance contracts, aiming to enhance emergency medical response across the province.
Childhood Environment Shapes Fear of Snakes, Study Finds
A new study suggests that cultural influences and parental attitudes during childhood may significantly impact the development of snake phobia, rather than it being purely instinctual.
Culture and Parents Shape Snake Fear, Study Finds
New research suggests that fear of snakes is not purely instinctual but significantly influenced by cultural norms and parental attitudes, challenging long-held beliefs about this common phobia.
Halifax Blood Clinic Closed Another Day Amid Operational Issues
The Bayer's Road Centre blood collection clinic in Halifax has extended its closure for a second day, disrupting essential healthcare services and patient appointments across the region.
Longueuil Committee Aids Homeless Pregnant Women Post-Abandonments
Following two infant abandonments in Longueuil last fall, a new committee meets regularly to provide support for homeless pregnant women, addressing critical gaps in community care and prevention.
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Alberta's HELP-U Pilot Aims to Cut Non-Emergency Ambulance Use
Alberta Emergency Health Services introduces a pilot project with six new vehicles in Edmonton and Calgary to handle non-urgent medical calls, freeing up ambulances for true emergencies and improving patient care options.
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