Category : Medical Research


Ukrainian Eye Doctor Trains in Calgary for War Wounds

Dr. Pavla Ivaniuta, a Ukrainian eye surgeon, is undergoing specialized training in Calgary to enhance her skills in treating ocular injuries from the conflict in Ukraine, aiming to save vision for wounded soldiers and civilians.

Ancient Cave Bacteria Shows Antibiotic Resistance

Scientists have uncovered bacteria in a Romanian ice cave that has been isolated for thousands of years, yet exhibits resistance to modern antibiotics, raising concerns about natural resistance evolution.

Recall of Birth Control Pills in Canada After Complaint

A complaint has led to a recall of birth control pills in Canada due to improper packaging, with missing pills posing health risks. Teva Canada Inc. issued the recall notice, highlighting concerns over contraceptive effectiveness.

Coffee, Tea May Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds

A four-decade U.S. study reveals that daily consumption of caffeinated coffee or tea is associated with a modest reduction in dementia risk, though experts emphasize it's just one piece of the cognitive health puzzle.

Warning Strokes: A Critical Precursor to Major Strokes

Learn about transient ischemic attacks, or warning strokes, which affect up to 20% of stroke patients. Experts reveal symptoms, risks, and why immediate medical attention is crucial to prevent full-blown strokes.

Banana-Shaped Stool: A Key Indicator of Gut Health

Doctors reveal why banana- or sausage-shaped stool is considered ideal for colon health, and how the Bristol Stool Chart helps monitor digestive wellness and detect potential issues like colorectal cancer.

Mapping the Brain-Body Dialogue in Healthcare

A groundbreaking partnership between UHN and CAMH aims to decode the real-time conversation between brain and body, transforming care for physical and mental illnesses through integrated research and drug repurposing.

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