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canada a leader in healthcare research but challenges remain for bringing treatments to patients: dr. tom hudson
dr. tom hudson's optimism about the future of healthcare in canada is tempered by a deep understanding of the challenges and practicalities.
karen hawthorne,
nov 27 2023
around the network
opinion: canadian healthcare choke points put patient lives at risk
canada’s healthcare system is strained. it was always strained. it was designed that way.
nov 16 2023
crowdfunding cancer charity hopes to help innovative new therapies escape ‘valley of death’
as the arrival of liver cancer awareness month calls much-needed attention to another worthy cause, a former researcher is trying to change the way we wage war on the disease.
oct 2 2023
record-breaking wildfires raise questions about health impact on canadians
as the wildfire season breaks records year after year, experts warn even canadians in traditionally unaffected areas need to learn how to protect themselves from smoke inhalation.
aug 10 2023
nahid acupuncture clinic offers traditional chinese and laser treatments in saskatoon
nahid mobini, who was a medical doctor in iran and an acupuncturist in china before moving to saskatoon, has opened an acupuncture clinic on 8th street
jul 25 2023
local health providers marking world hepatitis day with free testing
the windsor essex community health centre and partner o...
jul 25 2023
cornwall woman's family pleads for 'miracle' drug to treat her cystic fibrosis
twenty-five-year-old chanelle lafleche has to stop and ...
jul 24 2023
operation eyesight expands life-changing efforts at home and in africa
calgary businessman art jenkyns met dr. ben gullison, a...
jul 24 2023
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advice
#askalyson: helping your kids through a family loss
a child should know that grief is normal, that no one experiences it the same, that there is no right or wrong way to be sad about losing someone and that these emotions don't have a timeline.
jun 29 2023
can you be allergic to water? yes you can, and it has a name: aquagenic urticaria
aquagenic urticaria is a rare condition that causes itchy hives to develop when the skin comes into contact with water.
apr 24 2023
skin cancer: should a mole check include my butt?
twenty per cent of melanomas occur in places that are not typically exposed to the sun.
apr 18 2023
vertebral artery dissection: how risky is it to 'crack' your neck?
neck and spine manipulation can relieve pain, but like all health interventions, it's not without risk.
mar 27 2023
vaginismus might not get the same attention as erectile dysfunction, but it should
vaginal pain is often dismissed, but its a real condition that often leaves patients feeling shame, embarrassment and low self-esteem.
mar 7 2023
advice: are period cramps affecting your life?
there are a lot of reasons why menstrual cramps can be debilitating, from genetics to underlying health conditions.
jan 18 2023
advice: don’t stick that swab in your ear
there are a lot of ways to keep your ears clean and healthy, but according to the experts, cotton swabs are not one of them.
jan 16 2023
how worried should you be about flesh-eating disease on your tropical vacation?
necrotizing fasciitis is a rare and dangerous infection, but knowing the signs and when to get treatment is critical.
jan 13 2023
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aging
do collagen supplements work?
google searches for collagen rose last year, despite the fact that there's not much to prove that it has any benefits.
mar 7 2022
we can't prevent aging, but we do have the power to stay healthy for longer
aging is inescapable, but there's no shortage of science-based tools to help promote a healthy lifestyle and maintain good health into old age.
mar 3 2022
having a pet keeps you smarter longer in old age, research suggests
as you age, fido can help keep you sharp. new research ...
feb 25 2022
covid-19 pandemic has caused 'tremendous' disruption to b.c. seniors: report
“the report speaks to the tremendous amount of disruption seniors saw in their lives and was reflected in the data,” - isobel mackenzie
feb 17 2022
dr. nowak: sometimes the most important prescription has nothing to do with medication
a good social prescription can be transformative, shifting the conversation between a patient and a doctor from asking 'what’s the matter with you?' to 'what matters to you?'
feb 17 2022
more research needed to understand impacts of covid-19 stress on seniors: prof
several factors unique to older adults may make them more susceptible to high levels of stress, but more research is needed to understand these impacts.
feb 15 2022
navigating dementia care in the south asian community: overcoming barriers and stigma
most south asian people with dementia and their care partners did not know the signs and symptoms of dementia before their diagnosis.
jan 31 2022
cruickshank: ottawa’s long-term care and retirement homes must be prepared to vaccinate residents
staff shortages caused by omicron have left many seniors’ facilities relying heavily on ottawa public health to manage vaccinations and outbreaks. this is overtaxing the public health unit.
jan 31 2022
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watch: social media borax trend sets off alarms — but does boron really help with inflammation?
borax has plenty of uses: from laundry detergent, to insecticide, to making a slime that’s quite fun to play with. but not only is ingesting it dangerous, it’s also banned as a food additive in the u.s. and canada.
aug 11 2023
nahid acupuncture clinic offers traditional chinese and laser treatments in saskatoon
nahid mobini, who was a medical doctor in iran and an acupuncturist in china before moving to saskatoon, has opened an acupuncture clinic on 8th street
jul 25 2023
ptsd is like 'a chronic injury that you take care of for the rest of your life'
after ute lawrence and her husband stan were involved in an 87-car pileup, they struggled with fear and anxiety. ute says it was a horse therapy program that changed her life.
jun 22 2023
aging well has a lot to do with managing your stress
the research is in: stress makes you age faster. the good news is, there are some things you can do to reverse the damage.
may 1 2023
alberta’s new policy on psychedelic drug treatment for mental illness: will canada lead the psychedelic renaissance?
alberta’s new policy may set a precedent that moves canadians one step closer to accepting psychedelics as medicinal substances
jan 17 2023
opinion: alberta needs to rethink its new regulations for psychedelics with proper consultation
canada’s first provincial framework for pap should be a best-in-class example based on the best available science and informed by patients and practitioners with relevant experiences and expertise.
jan 10 2023
psychedelic therapy stifled by new alberta regulations, clinic operators say
the government says the new rules strengthen safety in a still-fledgling field employing drugs that can be misused
jan 9 2023
does naturopathy offer a lifeline for our burned-out health system?
in a time when many canadians don't have access to a medical doctor, naturopathic doctors can help fill the void and ensure that the cycle of care remains intact.
jan 10 2023
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animals and pets
how to protect yourself from mosquitoes and west nile virus
humans are at greatest risk of contracting west nile virus when mosquitoes are most active: at dawn and dusk, from mid-april to the first “hard frost” in september or october.
aug 3 2023
what former chatelaine editor rona maynard learned from her rescue dog
the "formerly important person" talks about how a mutt changed her perspective on life.
apr 3 2023
pet grooming boomed in toronto during covid: people 'more into their dogs.'
two toronto deluxe animal spa owners say covid meant business went up between 20-30% as people no longer viewed their pets as property but rather family
feb 5 2023
ubc researchers find microplastics prevalent in galápagos islands penguin prey
microplastics in ‘every colour of the rainbow’ found in samples of prey such as anchovies and milkfish, says ubc researcher karly mcmullen.
jan 4 2023
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bone health
doctor's orders: a gluten-free diet is the treatment for celiac disease
for most people, celiac disease can be controlled by following a strict diet and getting regular checkups with a specialist, says dr. vipul jairath, a gastroenterologist and clinical researcher at london health sciences centre university hospital.
may 2 2023
'an optimistic message': study uncovers the secrets to aging successfully
according to university of toronto researchers, there are a lot of positives that come with greying hair, but is there a 'secret sauce' to thriving as we age?
dec 28 2022
sports injury: how much force does it take to snap a leg?
the lower leg of mma fighter richard palencia visibly snapped during a match. the twist — palencia was the one doing the kicking.
nov 11 2022
vitamin d deficiency: do you know the signs?
vitamin d is a vital nutrient that the body gets either from our diet or exposure to the sun.
oct 14 2022
dallas cowboys quarterback dak prescott fractures thumb in game against tom brady
during a throw, prescott’s hand was blocked by outside linebacker shaquil barrett, with prescott’s hand appearing to bend backwards.
sep 15 2022
new york yankees outfielder andrew benintendi fractures wrist
have you ever swung a bat so hard your broke a bone in your wrist?
sep 8 2022
am i getting enough protein?
fatigue, hair loss and flaky skin are just some signs that you aren't getting enough protein, but most of the time, all it takes are a few diet changes.
aug 5 2022
prunes may have another health benefit: reducing the risk of osteoporosis
eating six to 12 prunes each day may help lower the inflammation that causes bone loss in post-menopausal women.
apr 9 2022
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