Ex-MLB Prospect Brian Kirby Dies in Church Roof Accident
Brian Kirby, former Cincinnati Reds draft pick, died at 46 while working as an HVAC technician on a church roof in Arkansas. He played five minor league seasons.
Category : Medical Research
Montreal Girls Outpace Boys in Vaping, Drug Use: Report
A new public health report reveals that teenage girls in Montreal now exceed boys in rates of vaping and drug use, prompting concerns and calls for targeted interventions.
Finnish Study Questions Gender Affirming Care Benefits
A new Finnish study suggests gender affirming care may worsen mental health in trans-identifying youth, challenging claims of life-saving benefits and prompting policy debates.
No Institutional Neglect in VicPD Drug Case Collapse
An investigation into VicPD's failed drug prosecution, Project Juliet, found no institutional neglect in management, operations, or policies.
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U of S Blood Test Breakthrough for Parkinson's Diagnosis
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have developed a novel blood test that promises to transform the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, offering earlier and more accurate detection.
Kennedy Jr.'s Speech Condition: Spasmodic Dysphonia Facts
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological disorder affecting vocal folds. Experts explain causes, diagnosis, and treatments.
Permanent Daylight Time: 'Severe' Harm for Alberta, Professor Says
A psychology and neuroscience professor cautions that Alberta's move to eliminate seasonal time changes may have more severe consequences in the province than elsewhere, citing circadian rhythm disruptions.
Texas Nurse Airlifted from Japan Honeymoon with Liver Failure
A Texas nurse is fighting for her life after being airlifted from Japan due to sudden liver failure during her honeymoon. The 27-year-old newlywed requires a liver transplant.
Rosemary Hair Spray on Sale at Amazon - 40% Off
Aromatica's rosemary water spray, proven to boost hair growth, is now 40% off on Amazon. Dermatologist-approved and comparable to minoxidil.
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Quebec Minister Can Halt Digital Health Record Pilot Project
Quebec Health Minister Sonia Belanger retains authority to suspend the Digital Health Record pilot, citing oversight needs as the project advances in 2026.
Ottawa Hospital's 'Pink Drink' Aids Cancer Detection
A novel diagnostic agent, dubbed the 'pink drink,' is enabling doctors at The Ottawa Hospital to precisely locate and target cancerous tumors, marking a significant advancement in oncology.
Kingsville Scraps 'Body Farm' Plan After Public Outcry
The town of Kingsville has abandoned its proposal to establish a forensic research facility, known as a 'body farm,' due to significant public opposition. The decision marks a setback for scientific research in Canada.
Avicanna's 6th Cannabinoid Symposium Set for Toronto in 2026
Avicanna Inc. announces its 6th annual clinical symposium on cannabinoid therapeutics, expanding to a two-day live and virtual event in June 2026 at Toronto's MaRS Discovery District.
Summer Sperm Quality Peak: Expert on Seasonal Fertility
A new study reveals sperm quality peaks in summer months, potentially impacting fertilization success. An expert explains the biological and environmental factors behind this seasonal variation.
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Calgary Study Reveals Physician Misconduct Transparency Failures
University of Calgary researchers found inconsistent disciplinary tracking by medical regulators and a troubling culture of silence among physicians regarding sexual misconduct and discrimination.
Sperm Quality Highest in Summer, Study Shows
A new scientific study indicates that sperm cells reach their peak quality during the summer season, with implications for fertility and reproductive health.
Cancer Risk from Canned Sparkling Water? Experts Weigh In
Growing concerns link canned sparkling water to colorectal cancer due to PFAS chemicals in packaging. Experts explain the science, risks, and practical advice for consumers.
Clashes as Protesters Storm Wisconsin Beagle Lab
Police deployed tear gas and made arrests as animal rights activists attempted to breach a Wisconsin laboratory using beagles for research, highlighting ongoing tensions over animal testing.
Human Evolution Accelerates, Favors Red Hair and Lower Body Fat
A new scientific study indicates that human evolution has sped up in recent times, selecting for traits such as red hair and reduced body fat. Researchers suggest these adaptations may offer survival advantages in modern environments.
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Judge Rejects Bayer Bid to Block J&J Drug Claims
A U.S. judge has rejected Bayer's legal bid to prevent Johnson & Johnson from making claims about its prostate cancer drug, marking a significant development in pharmaceutical competition.
Ontario's New Medical Residency Law Prioritizes Local Graduates
The Ontario government is introducing legislation to prioritize international medical graduates with strong provincial ties for residency positions, aiming to improve doctor retention after rescinding a controversial previous policy.
Gender Care Doctor Urges Reassessment of Youth Medicalization
Dr. Karine Khatchadourian, an early provider of hormones to trans youth in Canada, now advocates for a national review, citing uncertain evidence and changing demographics in gender-distressed youth care.
From Anxiety to Cushing's: A Medical Mystery Unraveled
A writer's harrowing year of unexplained symptoms leads to a rare diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome after discovering an adrenal nodule overlooked for years.
Nova Scotia Woman Thrives After Knee Replacements with Donor Tech
Denise Smith of Nova Scotia expresses gratitude for advanced, donor-funded surgical technology at QEII Hospital, which enabled successful double knee replacements and restored her mobility.
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Saskatchewan Recruits International Doctors for Family Medicine
Saskatchewan is actively recruiting international physicians to specialize in family medicine, aiming to address healthcare gaps and enhance primary care services across the province.
Ancient DNA Shows Human Evolution Accelerated Recently
New research analyzing ancient DNA reveals human evolution has dramatically accelerated over the past 10,000 years, with hundreds of genetic adaptations emerging rapidly in response to agricultural development and changing environmental pressures.
Alzheimer's Drugs Fail to Help Patients, Review Finds
A comprehensive review reveals that heavily promoted Alzheimer's medications do not provide meaningful benefits to patients, raising questions about treatment efficacy and pharmaceutical marketing.
Philips Verida AI Spectral CT Gets FDA Clearance
Royal Philips has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its Verida system, the world's first AI-powered detector-based spectral CT, designed to improve diagnostic precision across radiology, cardiology, and oncology applications.
Needle-Free Allergy Treatment Neffy Approved in Canada
Health Canada has approved Neffy, a needle-free nasal spray for severe allergies, offering new hope for anaphylaxis patients. Experts discuss its potential impact.
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First Needle-Free Allergy Spray Approved in Canada
Health Canada has granted approval for the first needle-free spray treatment designed to manage severe allergic reactions, offering a new option for patients.
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