The Science Behind Alcohol-Related Erectile Dysfunction
Urologists explain why 'whiskey dick' happens, how it affects both men and women, and practical tips for prevention and recovery. Learn to navigate intimacy and alcohol responsibly.
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Boost Mood & Health with These 4 Winter Workouts
Discover the fitness benefits of cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, skating, and curling. Learn how outdoor winter exercise can improve your physical and mental well-being.
Edmonton senior takes injured man to hospital amid EMS delay
A 72-year-old Edmonton man drove an assault victim with a broken leg to the hospital after police said no ambulance was available. The incident raises concerns about emergency response times.
Alberta opioid deaths down, but EMS calls surge
While opioid-related fatalities in Alberta show a downward trend, emergency medical responses and hospital visits for substance use are reaching unprecedented levels, especially in Edmonton. Explore the data and frontline perspectives.
First Alzheimer's Fighting Infusion Delivered in Canada
A newly approved Alzheimer's drug has been administered for the first time in Canada, providing fresh hope to patients. However, significant questions about coverage costs remain unresolved.
Vancouver nurse suspended after patient fall incident
A Vancouver General Hospital nurse receives a five-day suspension from the B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives for causing a patient fall and failing to properly document the event. Learn the details of the disciplinary action.
Four dead in Haldimand County opioid overdoses
OPP reports four fatalities following six suspected opioid overdoses in Haldimand County. Authorities urge caution as investigation continues into the tragic incidents.
New Doctors Ease Service Gaps in Watrous, Saskatchewan
Watrous residents see positive change as new physicians address emergency room closures that plagued the community. Read about the town's healthcare turnaround.
Héma-Québec Calls for O- and B- Blood Donations
Héma-Québec issues an urgent appeal for donors with O-negative and B-negative blood types in Montreal. Learn how you can help address the critical supply shortage.
Canada's Outdated Food Guide vs. New U.S. Model
Canada's Food Guide remains frozen in time, unrevised since 2019, while the U.S. launches a practical, culturally-aware guide. Expert analysis reveals a critical policy gap affecting affordability and public health.
Ontario flu cases fall but virus still circulating widely
Public Health Ontario reports influenza rates are decreasing across the province. However, officials stress the virus is still active and recommend vaccination as the best defence.
Alberta Doctors: Leadership Lacking in Hospital Overcrowding Crisis
Edmonton physicians are sounding the alarm on a critical lack of leadership as Alberta hospitals face severe overcrowding. Read about the crisis and the call for action.
U.S. vaccine changes confuse parents, risk child health
Recent changes to U.S. vaccine recommendations are causing confusion among Canadian parents, with doctors warning the mixed messages could lead to decreased immunization rates and harm children's health.
More People Using Death Doulas in Northern Ontario
Northern Ontarians are increasingly turning to death doulas for compassionate, non-medical end-of-life care and planning. Discover how this movement is changing final journeys.
Canada's therapy system makes spotting unqualified practitioners hard
Mental health experts warn that Canada's regulatory patchwork makes it difficult for patients to identify qualified therapists, risking care quality. Learn how to navigate the system.
Canadian mom beats rare cancer, thrives 18 years later
At 21, Tamron Little was given 18 months to live with peritoneal mesothelioma. Defying the odds, she found a pioneering surgery and is now a thriving advocate 18 years later. Her story is a powerful lesson in patient advocacy and hope.
Inside Saskatchewan's Overcrowded Hospital ER Crisis
A firsthand account from a Saskatoon hospital reveals alarming ER overcrowding, staff burnout, and systemic failures. Learn what's happening and why critics blame privatization.
Understanding 'Food Noise' Amid Rise of GLP-1 Medications
Explore the concept of 'food noise'—the constant mental chatter about eating—and its connection to popular GLP-1 medications like Ozempic. Learn why Canadians are hearing more about this phenomenon.
Ontario flu rates drop, but vaccination remains vital
Public Health Ontario reports influenza rates are decreasing across the province. Health officials continue to recommend vaccination as the best defence against the virus.
What Canadians Should Know Before Choosing a Therapist
Finding the right therapist is crucial for mental health. Learn what factors Canadians should consider, from therapeutic approaches to cultural fit, to ensure effective care.
Medical Officer of Health Advocates for Shared Family Meals
Eastern Ontario's Medical Officer of Health emphasizes the physical and mental health benefits of regular family meals. Learn why this simple tradition is a powerful tool for well-being.
Social Media Warning Paradox: Experts Question Effectiveness
As calls for social media warning labels grow in Canada and the U.S., Concordia University researcher Iman Goodarzi explains why the approach is more complex than tobacco or alcohol. Discover the data on our screen time.
Toronto Public Health issues drug alert after overdose deaths
Toronto Public Health has issued a critical drug alert following three suspected opioid overdose deaths. Officials warn of a dangerous drug supply circulating in the city.
Langley Family Calls for Autism Awareness After Fire
The Stadnyk family of Langley is grieving their 15-year-old son Logan, who died in a house fire. They urge greater understanding of non-verbal autism and the real challenges families face.
Mobile HART Hub Opens at Kemptville District Hospital
A new mobile health unit offering addiction support services has launched outside Kemptville District Hospital. This initiative aims to provide critical, accessible care to the community.
Senior waits 1 hour outside for ambulance with broken hip
Margaret Campbell, 84, endured a painful hour-long wait for an ambulance outside her Edmonton home after breaking her hip. The incident raises urgent questions about emergency response times for seniors.
Patient dies after clash with guards at Saskatoon hospital
A patient has died following an incident with security personnel at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon. The case is now under investigation by provincial authorities.
Busy flu season could lead to hospital wait times over 10 hours
A severe flu season is overwhelming hospitals, potentially causing emergency room waits exceeding 10 hours. The Ontario Medical Association warns of a concurrent family doctor shortage.
NDP Calls for Real-Time Hospital Closure Updates in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan NDP demands the SHA update hospital closures in real time after Watrous ER closed nearly 100 times. Learn about the call for transparency and public safety.
Calgary Family Fundraises for Life-Changing Device for 4-Year-Old
A Calgary family is raising US$32,000 to buy a Trexo robotic gait trainer for their four-year-old daughter, Aryah. The device could transform her mobility and independence.
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