Royal Philips introduces a cloud-enabled digital pathology platform on AWS, designed to help healthcare organizations scale digital diagnostics, improve workflow efficiency, and support AI integration in pathology.
New research suggests mosquitoes, ancient blood-feeders, could provide crucial genetic insights into early humans that fossils alone cannot reveal, reshaping our understanding of human evolution.
The Trump administration has withdrawn its endorsement of leucovorin as an autism treatment after the FDA determined insufficient evidence supports its efficacy for the disorder.
A medical device developed in the Maritimes will be showcased in an upcoming episode of the television drama 'The Pitt', highlighting local innovation in healthcare technology.
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New research reveals that negative social ties, termed 'hasslers,' can accelerate biological aging by up to 1.5% per person, increasing health risks like inflammation and chronic conditions.
A University of Calgary study reveals that local E. coli research has reduced severe complications by 50%, marking a major advancement in public health and medical treatment protocols.
Royal Philips highlights its AI-enabled platforms at HIMSS26, aiming to connect patient monitoring with diagnostic data to improve clinical workflows and patient outcomes through interoperable technology.
A U.S. FDA review concludes there is insufficient evidence to support the use of a generic medication for treating autism spectrum disorder, based on recent clinical data analysis.
The Entente Foundation announces Dr. Jennifer Watt as the new Entente Education Canada Chair in Geriatric Medicine at the University of Toronto, continuing investment in aging research.
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University of Regina researchers are developing innovative antibiotic treatments to combat antimicrobial resistance, which causes 14,000 Canadian deaths annually. New funding enables advanced lab equipment for breakthrough discoveries.
A nurse shares her harrowing experience with endometrial cancer, from a watermelon-sized tumor to surgical menopause, highlighting the importance of self-advocacy and breaking stigma.
A senior blind banjo player has created an electronic device to improve the visibility of white canes, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety for visually impaired individuals.
A public-private partnership at Western University is working to make HIV treatment more accessible worldwide, addressing disparities in healthcare delivery and research.
Dr. Vinay Prasad, the FDA's embattled vaccine chief, is leaving the agency for the second time in less than a year following high-profile disputes over vaccine and drug reviews.
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New research from the University of Pennsylvania suggests pink noise-producing sleep machines reduce REM sleep, crucial for memory and emotional processing. Earplugs proved more effective for blocking disruptive sounds.
Ottawa researchers report promising early results from a novel trial using psilocybin microdoses to alleviate severe psychological distress in palliative care patients.
Raymond St. Pierre, an Ottawa resident living with ALS, has been selected to participate in a pioneering clinical trial at The Ottawa Hospital, offering new hope for treatment.
Johnny Huard, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer at Steadman Philippon Research Institute, has been awarded the Arnold I. Caplan Award for Distinguished Research in Orthobiologics at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons' annual meeting in New Orleans
U.S. Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. establishes a new federal panel to investigate the potential causes of autism, aiming to advance research and public health strategies.
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Helus Pharma announces statistically significant Phase 2 results for HLP004 in treating generalized anxiety disorder, showing durable effects and strong tolerability.
A Canadian neuroscience study shows expert birdwatchers have structural brain differences associated with attention and perception, suggesting cognitive benefits from specialized knowledge.
Dr. Sarah Kean emphasizes the critical role of HPV vaccination in preventing cervical cancer, urging parents to understand its effectiveness and importance for public health.
Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, is set to install an advanced AI-powered weapons detection system to enhance security and protect patients and staff.
Dr. Todd Anderson, dean of the Cumming School of Medicine, emphasizes that recruiting top talent and leveraging research are essential for an outstanding healthcare system in Calgary's growth.
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University of Alberta expert Timothy Caulfield highlights the increasing difficulty in distinguishing AI-generated health content from legitimate sources, raising public health risks.
Royal Philips introduces its next-generation Rembra CT system at ECR 2026, featuring industry-leading reconstruction speeds up to 106 images per second and capacity for 270 patients daily to support acute imaging environments.
University of Calgary circadian rhythm expert Dr. Michael Antle argues permanent standard time aligns better with human physiology as Alberta considers ending biannual clock changes.
AlayaCare introduces AI-powered autonomous agents to streamline home care operations, reducing manual workload by up to 80% and enhancing caregiver efficiency with features like automated visit verification and care plan drafting.
A groundbreaking peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Analytical Toxicology demonstrates the accuracy of Omega Laboratories' test method using Cannabix Technologies' breath collection unit for detecting recent marijuana use.
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A new survey reveals that approximately 3 million Canadian adults are now taking GLP-1 medications, leading to significant changes in dietary patterns and household expenditures across the nation.
