Ancient Dog Jawbone Discovery Sheds Light on Origins
A 14,300-year-old dog jawbone found in a UK cave provides crucial insights into the early domestication and evolutionary history of dogs, according to new scientific research.
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Ancient Dog Jawbone Discovery Rewrites Canine History
A groundbreaking genetic study has identified the earliest-known domesticated dog, dating back an astonishing 15,800 years, based on analysis of a jawbone found in the United Kingdom.
Food Safety Scientist Wins Prestigious World Food Prize
A leading food safety researcher has been honored with the World Food Prize for developing innovative methods that have prevented millions of cases of foodborne illness globally.
Sleep Problems May Be Early Dementia Warning Signs
Chronic sleep issues like severe insomnia, odd sleep-wake cycles, and REM behavior disorder may serve as early biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia, according to leading neurologists.
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Algernon Health Launches NovaScan Neuroimaging Clinics
Algernon Health introduces NovaScan Neuroimaging Clinics as the new brand for its U.S. brain PET scanning centers, featuring the FDA-cleared CareMiBrain system with reduced radiation exposure.
VIDO Research: Tuberculosis Still a Leading Killer
New research from VIDO highlights the persistent threat of tuberculosis, which continues to be a major cause of death worldwide despite medical advances.
Whistleblower Disputes Dog Research Review at London Hospital
A whistleblower has disputed the findings of an internal review concerning controversial dog research at St. Joseph's Health Care London, raising serious ethical and procedural questions.
Probing and Rescuing Dysfunctional Brain Circuits in Depression
A free webinar hosted by the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation will explore groundbreaking studies on brain circuit mechanisms driving mood-state transitions in depression, led by expert Dr. Conor Liston.
Cold Medications: The Surprising Truth About Their Ineffectiveness
A critical look at over-the-counter cold medications reveals most offer minimal benefits with significant side effects, costing billions annually while failing to cure viral infections.
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Vatican Approves Animal Organ Transplants for Catholics
The Vatican has issued guidance permitting Catholics to receive organ transplants from animals, addressing ethical concerns and expanding medical options for the faithful.
Quebec Clinics: Mandatory AI Tool Not Saving Time
Quebec clinics criticize the mandatory Navig AI tool for booking medical appointments, claiming it increases workload and compromises patient privacy instead of saving time as intended.
Pfizer-Valneva Lyme Vaccine Shows 73% Efficacy, Misses Key Goal
Pfizer and Valneva's Lyme disease vaccine demonstrated 73.2% efficacy in a late-stage study but narrowly missed a key statistical requirement, causing Valneva shares to plummet nearly 37%.
Unbuzzd Accelerates Alcohol Metabolism in Clinical Trial
A peer-reviewed study reveals Quantum BioPharma's dietary supplement Unbuzzd significantly speeds up alcohol metabolism, reduces intoxication symptoms, and alleviates hangovers with no side effects reported.
First U.S. Brain-Dedicated PET Scanning Clinic Opens in Florida
Algernon Health Inc. announces the opening of its inaugural brain PET scanning clinic at HCA Florida University Medical Office Building in Davie, featuring advanced technology for Alzheimer's detection with reduced radiation exposure.
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Medical Experts Debunk Viral 'Ozempic Penis' Claim
While 'Ozempic penis' searches surge online, urologists explain the visual illusion of weight loss and discuss GLP-1 medications' complex effects on sexual health.
Kickboxing Fundraiser Raises Thousands for Parkinson's Research
Chantal Theriault's Kick It for Parkinson's event in Gatineau raised significant funds for the Michael J. Fox Foundation, drawing participants from across Quebec and beyond to support research for the neurological disorder.
Maya Gebala to Undergo Fourth Surgery After School Shooting
Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old survivor of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, is scheduled for her fourth surgery to implant a prosthetic skull piece, as her mother shares updates on her fight for recovery.
Israel's Forensic Anthropologist: 800 Days in Death's Shadow
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.
What Your Stool's Buoyancy Reveals About Health
Doctors explain why sinking stool is ideal, what causes floating stool, and when to seek medical advice. Learn about the Bristol stool scale and key warning signs.
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Animal Testing Phase-Out Gains Momentum, Tech Lags
The global movement to eliminate animal testing is accelerating, yet emerging technological alternatives remain insufficient to fully replace traditional methods in scientific research and regulatory safety assessments.
Calgary Wastewater Research Gets $4M Federal Funding Boost
University of Calgary researchers behind a pioneering wastewater monitoring program receive $4 million in federal funding to expand their work tracking pathogens, drug threats, and public health indicators through sewage analysis.
Ontario to Replace Disjointed Medical Records with Provincial System
The Ontario government plans to replace fragmented electronic medical records with a unified provincial system for family doctors, aiming to improve healthcare coordination and patient safety.
AI Finds 155,000 Uncounted COVID Deaths in U.S., Exposing Disparities
A new study using artificial intelligence estimates that up to 155,000 COVID-19 deaths went uncounted in 2020-2021, with disproportionate impacts on Hispanic and minority communities in Southern states.
Saskatoon Woman Builds National Support Network from Diagnosis
Kim Lameront, diagnosed with functional neurological disorder, has created a nationwide support network to help others cope with the condition, turning personal struggle into community empowerment.
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Canadians' Hesitant Use of AI for Health Revealed in Study
A 2026 survey of 1,005 Canadians shows reluctance in using AI for mental health support, with only 6% daily users. Younger adults lead adoption, primarily for anxiety and stress management.
PFAS Chemicals May Harm Kids' Bone Development, Study Shows
New research indicates exposure to toxic PFAS 'forever chemicals' could impair bone health in children during critical developmental periods, with the forearm identified as particularly vulnerable.
Alamar Biosciences Launches Largest Precision Proteomics Panel for Brain Diseases
Alamar Biosciences introduces the NULISAseq Neuro 220 Panel, its most comprehensive precision proteomics tool for neurodegenerative disease research, featuring 220 biomarkers with ultra-high sensitivity and specificity.
Indigenous Leadership Health Research: U of S Study
University of Saskatchewan graduate student Sheila Naytowhow pioneers a new phenomenological method to examine how First Nation elected officials' roles impact their holistic well-being.
Kane Biotech's Biofilm Treatment Breakthrough Published
Kane Biotech announces peer-reviewed publication in Frontiers in Antibiotics detailing revyve Antimicrobial Wound Gel's efficacy against antibiotic-tolerant biofilms, a major advancement in chronic wound care.
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Ontario Labs Used Dogs from U.S. Breeder with Animal Care Violations
Two major Ontario hospital research labs imported dogs from a U.S. breeder cited for multiple animal welfare violations, as debate continues about animal testing in scientific research.
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