A concerning trend emerges as American parents are not only skipping vaccines but also refusing other essential preventive treatments for newborns, such as Vitamin K shots and eye ointment.
Indian pharmaceutical companies are introducing generic versions of Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Ozempic for as low as $14 monthly, following patent expiration. This development promises to make obesity treatments more accessible in India, which has th
Medical experts are urging women to incorporate weight training into their routines, highlighting benefits like bone strength and mental health, with calls for gym inclusivity and education.
Dr. Alon Barash describes the harrowing task of identifying remains after the October 7 attacks, working tirelessly to bring closure to families of victims and hostages.
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Following a lawsuit over Panera's Charged Lemonade, cardiologists clarify safe caffeine limits, warning signs of overconsumption, and who should monitor intake closely.
As single-child families become the fastest-growing unit in the U.S., therapists reveal the most frequent issues only children discuss in therapy, from loneliness to perfectionism, and offer practical coping strategies.
As Calgary approaches two million residents, mental health advocate Meaghon Reid argues that municipal planning, not just healthcare, must address systemic pressures on community well-being.
Columnist Josh Freed humorously tallies the years added and subtracted by various lifestyle choices, from tennis to coffee, revealing the absurdity of conflicting health studies.
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March is Liver Health Month, highlighting the impact of chronic hepatitis B on liver function. Learn about signs, symptoms, and modern treatments for this condition.
Lindi Ross shares her journey with son Jeremy, challenging misconceptions about Down syndrome and highlighting the profound lessons in joy, authenticity, and independence.
The Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital faces pressure to relocate from downtown to the Glen site due to outdated ICU facilities hindering patient care, as staff highlight urgent infrastructure needs.
The mother of a London woman found deceased last month shares her daughter's story, hoping it will foster positive impact and awareness in the community.
A 43-year-old man has died at the Energy Court homeless encampment in Sudbury, marking the second fatality there this week. Police are investigating as community advocates call for immediate action on housing and support services.
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Health officials warn the upcoming Royal Manitoba Winter Fair in Brandon could lead to a measles spike similar to recent outbreaks, raising public health alarms.
The Alberta government announces the closure of Lethbridge's mobile overdose prevention site by end of June, part of broader changes to addiction services.
Alberta announces plans to eventually close Edmonton's two remaining supervised drug consumption sites, emphasizing a shift toward recovery communities and treatment over harm reduction.
London Councillor Elizabeth Peloza visited the Verspeeten Family Cancer Centre's Wig and Turban Boutique, emphasizing the crucial role of volunteers and donations in supporting cancer patients.
Public health officials have identified several locations in Winnipeg as potential measles exposure sites, as Manitoba records a significant surge with 170 cases in February alone. Residents are urged to check their vaccination status.
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Alberta is closing supervised drug consumption sites in Calgary and Lethbridge after a study showed increased uptake of rehabilitation services following a previous site closure.
Ontario's plan for a unified primary-care medical records system faces challenges, with experts emphasizing the need for Canadian sovereignty over health data security.
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The Regina Urgent Care Centre will operate on reduced hours this weekend, impacting local healthcare access. Officials cite staffing challenges as the reason for the temporary schedule adjustment.
Provincial ministers announce the closure of supervised drug consumption sites in Calgary and Lethbridge by end of June, shifting focus to treatment and recovery services.
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The City of Edmonton's 2026 budget includes a significant $34 million investment dedicated to advancing Indigenous health objectives, marking a major commitment to community well-being and reconciliation efforts.
Supervised consumption sites in Calgary and Lethbridge will shut down at the end of June, impacting addiction recovery services in Alberta. The decision follows ongoing debates over public health and safety in urban areas.
A new Statistics Canada study reveals that children who adhere to recommended screen time limits experience significantly better mental and physical health outcomes.
Registration is now open for Kids Cancer Care's 10th annual Ride of Courage, a 3-day cycling fundraiser supporting pediatric cancer research and family programs.
Surgeons at the QEII Health Science Centre utilized the MAZOR X spinal robot to perform a complex operation on a woman living with severe scoliosis, showcasing medical technology advancements.
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A recent study claiming closure of Red Deer's overdose prevention site had no mortality impact is criticized for methodological flaws, ignoring alternative interventions, and potential bias due to government funding.
