16 Rescued Ohio Children 'Almost Feral'
Authorities rescued 16 children aged 18 months to 18 years from an Ohio home, describing them as 'almost feral.' Parents and grandparents were arrested.
Category : Pediatric Health
New Drowning Prevention Guidelines for Children Issued
The American Academy of Pediatrics releases updated water safety recommendations to prevent child drownings, emphasizing supervision and swimming lessons starting at age one.
Windsor teen's bedroom makeover before major surgery
A 14-year-old Windsor teen received a bedroom makeover ahead of intensive surgery next week, providing a comforting recovery space.
Windsor Police Arrest Three in Teen Sexual Assault
Windsor police charged three suspects for drugging and sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a St. Louis Avenue gathering on June 21.
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3 Officers Hospitalized After Fentanyl Exposure at B.C. Prison
Three correctional officers were hospitalized after exposure to fentanyl at Pacific Institution in Abbotsford, B.C., according to the union representing them.
Friends Climb into Bed with Dying Mom: Love and Luck
When her mother was dying of cancer, the author's college friends climbed into bed with her, creating a profound moment of connection and the word 'lucky' that still resonates.
Man Exposes Himself to Students at Calgary Elementary School
Calgary police are investigating after a man allegedly exposed himself to students during recess at Braeside School in southwest Calgary. No injuries reported.
Pedal for Kids 35th Anniversary Fundraiser for Montreal Children's Hospital
The annual 'Pedal for Kids' event celebrates 35 years of fundraising for the Montreal Children's Hospital, featuring a mighty-bike pedaled by volunteers through downtown Montreal.
NB Workers with Serious Illnesses Get Job-Protected Leave
New Brunswick has passed legislation granting job-protected leave for workers diagnosed with cancer or other serious illnesses, providing up to 27 weeks of unpaid leave.
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Little Hippy Co.: Clothing for Kids with Hip Dysplasia
Kamloops mom Leah Saik creates Little Hippy Co., an adaptive clothing brand for infants and children undergoing treatment for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH).
ICU Patient to Nurse: Laurentian Grad's Inspiring Journey
After battling Lemierre's syndrome, nursing student Alex Kowalski graduates as a registered nurse and will return to Health Sciences North.
Child Dies in Eastern Ontario Three-Vehicle Crash
A child has died from injuries sustained in a three-vehicle crash in eastern Ontario. The incident occurred on June 2, 2026, and is under investigation.
Costco Canada Recalls Window Shades Over Strangulation Risk
Costco Canada recalls Bali Springs Cellular Shades due to strangulation hazard. Consumers urged to stop use and return for refund.
When Loneliness Becomes a Child's Only Friend
Pediatrician Dr. Peter Nieman explores the rising epidemic of loneliness among children, its causes, and the urgent need for parental connection to combat depression and suicide risk.
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Piano Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault of Student
Cassius Alleyne, a 46-year-old piano teacher in Edmonton, faces charges for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old student. Police seek other victims.
Police Break Into Van After Autistic Teen Crashes
Vancouver police broke into a van after an autistic teen attempted to drive and crashed. No injuries were reported. The teen was taken to hospital for assessment.
MiniMed Simplera Sync Sensor Licensed in Canada for T2D
Health Canada licenses MiniMed 780G system with Simplera Sync sensor for Type 2 diabetes. No fingersticks needed, two-step insertion, and SmartGuard technology.
B.C. Doctor Warns Against Widely Used Allergy Medication
A Vancouver doctor cautions against a common over-the-counter allergy medication as spring allergy season intensifies across British Columbia, highlighting potential risks and alternatives.
N.S. Woman Seeks U.S. Surgery Over Long Gynecological Waits
Cassidy Walker, a Nova Scotia woman, shares her story of despair as prolonged wait times for gynecological care forced her to seek surgery in the United States, highlighting systemic healthcare delays.
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Fertility Care Key to Alberta's Population and Economy
Alberta faces a population crisis with only 16% of projected growth from natural births. Researchers emphasize fertility care as crucial for economic stability and reducing reliance on immigration.
Sudbury Youth with Hemophilia Can Now Play Contact Sports
A breakthrough treatment is enabling a 9-year-old athlete in Sudbury to participate in contact sports despite his hemophilia diagnosis, coinciding with World Hemophilia Day.
Child Survives 60-Foot Fall from Worcester Apartment
A four-year-old boy is expected to recover after falling from a seventh-floor window in Worcester, Massachusetts, with police and family calling it a miraculous survival.
Family Promotes Live Organ Donation After Toddler's Rescue
An Airdrie family shares their story of hope as a live liver donor saved their toddler, urging others to consider organ donation to combat waitlist crises.
Black Women's Maternal Health Journey Amid Inequities
As she approaches 30, a maternal health expert reflects on the daunting realities of motherhood for Black women, from alarming mortality rates to systemic racism and reproductive restrictions.
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Quebec Groups Concerned About Menopause Hormone Therapy
Health associations in Quebec are raising alarms about current practices in menopausal hormone therapy, citing potential risks and inconsistencies in treatment approaches.
Windsor Comic Store Fundraises for Fight Like Mason Foundation
Paper Heroes Comic Book Lounge and Collectibles in Windsor is organizing a fundraising campaign to support the Fight Like Mason Foundation, dedicated to pediatric health initiatives.
Magnet Game Recalled in Canada Due to Life-Threatening Risks
Health Canada has issued a recall for the Kollide Magnet Game, warning of potentially life-threatening ingestion hazards for children. The agency advises immediate disposal and refunds.
Eye Health Myth Debunked: Young Adults Also at Risk
An ophthalmologist warns that vision-threatening eye conditions are not exclusive to older adults, highlighting diabetic retinopathy as a leading cause of blindness in working-age Americans.
B.C. Ministry Implements Safeguards After Teen Burns Incident
Following a CTV News report on a teen with special needs who sustained horrific burns from a bath while in ministry care, the British Columbia government has enacted new protective measures to prevent similar incidents.
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Political Climate Impacts Quebec Medical Students' Career Plans
Quebec family doctors urge changes in political discourse to attract medical students, as some question practicing in the province due to the current climate.
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