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trust comes when you admit what you don’t know – lessons from child development research

children become skeptical of adults who are mixed up but confident.

the conversation

feb 16, 2022

kids figure out who’s trustworthy as they learn about the world. getty

red-light therapy might have some uses, but it's no cure-all

some studies have shown possible benefits in pain relief, acne treatment, blood circulation and inflammatory conditions, among other things.

joe schwarcz

世界杯决赛2022

feb 04, 2022

attendees try out light therapy during the ces tech show thursday, jan. 6, 2022, in las vegas.

brownstein: 'precision oncology' raises hopes in fight against cancer

"the overall objective is, simply, to deliver the right cancer treatment to the right patient at the right time" — in a less invasive way.

bill brownstein

世界杯决赛2022

feb 04, 2022

cancer researcher julia burnier is at the forefront of the precision oncology field at the muhc.

'stem cell clinics are an area of risk': a conversation with peter zandstra, recently named to the order of canada

the canadian scientist's latest research is focused on figuring out how stem cells from umbilical cord blood can replace stem cell transplants.

emma jones

2022年世界杯名单猜测

jan 27, 2022

peter zandstra working in the lab. supplied credit: martin dee

metal plate fused to 2,000-year-old peruvian warrior's skull proof of early surgery

the procedure is an example of trepanation, a practice with a long history in the region where the skull was discovered

swikar oli

世界杯决赛2022

jan 24, 2022

$the 2,000-year-old skull is believed to be of a warrior who sustained a serious skull fracture in battle and had surgery to embed a piece of metal to mend the fracture.$

lessons learned, mistakes repeated: from hiv/aids to covid-19

for many people, covid made us aware of the work of infectious-disease practitioners for the first time, but their work has been unrelenting and urgent for decades.

healthy debate

science

jan 10, 2022

systems using community engagement is just one way of avoiding public health mistakes. getty

research offers hope for people with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy

limb-girdle muscular dystrophy affects movement in the arms, legs, fingers, toes, and face, and can cause weakness in the pelvic and shoulder muscles.

chris arnold

muscular dystrophy

jan 05, 2022

avoiding chronic inflammation

the diet connection has received much attention because it is a readily modifiable lifestyle factor.

joe schwarcz

世界杯决赛2022

dec 31, 2021

"the 'mediterranean diet,' which features whole grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, olive oil, moderate alcohol consumption and little butter or red meat, is associated with lower levels of inflammation" compared to the typical western diet, joe schwarcz says.

wellspring cancer support

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

on october 25, 2019, my world was turned upside down when i was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.

wellspring cancer support

feb 26, 2025

"i’ve been through a few treatments and continue to fight the fight. i plan to meet my grandchildren one day and die of old age. i am living with cancer – not dying from it," says darlene tiveron-parks.

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

on his first official day of retirement, david johnston was diagnosed with prostate cancer.

wellspring cancer support

feb 26, 2025

darlene tiveron-parks: finding family with wellspring’s advanced cancer group

on october 25, 2019, my world was turned upside down when i was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.

wellspring cancer support

feb 26, 2025

mary huston: the key pieces to healing

if it wasn’t for mary huston’s endometriosis surgery in 2021, there is no telling when she would have been diagnosed with cancer.

wellspring cancer support

feb 26, 2025

the healing journey program has helped mary both psychologically and with her physical pain. “i’ve developed a lot of medical anxiety throughout my cancer journey, going into hospitals and getting scopes every three months.

opinion: the financial stress of cancer is real, but patients don’t have to face it alone

practical and informational support can significantly alleviate the financial burden of cancer.

rosie rattray, wellspring cancer support

opinion

oct 31, 2024

despite publicly funded healthcare in ontario and alberta, families and individuals are struggling to keep up with the hidden cancer-related costs.

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

diverse voices shape key issues in breast cancer canada progress report: 'we know that early detection saves lives'

breast cancer rates are rising in younger populations, and when early detection can save lives, educating the masses is crucial to reduce mortality rates.

this is a pioneering initiative dedicated to enhancing our understanding of breast cancer through the lens of patient lived experiences.

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

the ultimate goal is to use data and insights to enhance care strategies, inform policy decisions, and improve the overall quality of life for those affected by breast cancer.

for the sake of canadians – breast cancer screening must evolve

research is revolutionizing how we detect, treat and manage breast cancer. yet, our national guidelines and screening practices aren’t evolving in tandem.

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

progress tracker: advancing patient-centered research

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

three quarters of canadians feel they have more to learn about breast cancer.

canadians remain in the dark on the number one diagnosed cancer in the world.

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

breast cancer canada launches progress connect

the tool bridges the gap between patients and their knowledge, providing a tailored approach to help them better understand what to plan for at every step of their breast cancer journey.

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

breast cancer rates are rising for women in their 20s, 30s and 40s, canadian study says — here’s what you need to know

“we’re calling for increased awareness among health-care professionals and the public regarding the rising incidence of breast cancer in younger women."

breast cancer canada

dec 05, 2024

currently, access to self-referred mammograms vary across canada; some provinces offer screening at 50 while others are lowering their screening age to 40.

diverse voices shape key issues in breast cancer canada progress report: 'we know that early detection saves lives'

short, high-intensity exercise helps school kids stay active and attentive

four-minute exercise games — funtervals — improve children’s health and behaviour in the classroom.

canadian society for exercise physiology

apr 11, 2022

high-intensity interval training improves memory in older adults

bursts of exercise at a high heart rate may help slow down age-related declines in memory.

canadian society for exercise physiology

apr 11, 2022

exercise may improve brain health in older adults

studies indicate exercise may help improve the the links in the nervous system between separate brain areas, improving brain health.

canadian society for exercise physiology

apr 11, 2022

healthing.ca partners with the canadian society for exercise physiology

healthing.ca is proud to announce the canadian society for exercise physiology (csep) as a “verified voice” partner.

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healthing.ca is proud to announce the canadian society for exercise physiology (csep) as a “verified voice” partner.

healthing.ca is proud to announce the canadian society for exercise physiology (csep) as a “verified voice” partner.

healthing.ca

canadian society for exercise physiology

apr 10, 2022

trust comes when you admit what you don’t know – lessons from child development research

children become skeptical of adults who are mixed up but confident.

the conversation

children

feb 16, 2022

red-light therapy might have some uses, but it's no cure-all

some studies have shown possible benefits in pain relief, acne treatment, blood circulation and inflammatory conditions, among other things.

joe schwarcz

世界杯决赛2022

feb 04, 2022

brownstein: 'precision oncology' raises hopes in fight against cancer

"the overall objective is, simply, to deliver the right cancer treatment to the right patient at the right time" — in a less invasive way.

bill brownstein

世界杯决赛2022

feb 04, 2022

'stem cell clinics are an area of risk': a conversation with peter zandstra, recently named to the order of canada

the canadian scientist's latest research is focused on figuring out how stem cells from umbilical cord blood can replace stem cell transplants.

emma jones

2022年世界杯名单猜测

jan 27, 2022

wellspring cancer support

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

practical and informational support can significantly alleviate the financial burden of cancer.

rosie rattray, wellspring cancer support

opinion

oct 31, 2024

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

listening, validating and offering support over judgment can provide people living with a cancer a stronger sense of support.

the procedure is an example of trepanation, a practice with a long history in the region where the skull was discovered

swikar oli

世界杯决赛2022

jan 24, 2022

$the 2,000-year-old skull is believed to be of a warrior who sustained a serious skull fracture in battle and had surgery to embed a piece of metal to mend the fracture.$

lessons learned, mistakes repeated: from hiv/aids to covid-19

for many people, covid made us aware of the work of infectious-disease practitioners for the first time, but their work has been unrelenting and urgent for decades.

healthy debate

science

jan 10, 2022

research offers hope for people with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy

limb-girdle muscular dystrophy affects movement in the arms, legs, fingers, toes, and face, and can cause weakness in the pelvic and shoulder muscles.

chris arnold

muscular dystrophy

jan 05, 2022

avoiding chronic inflammation

the diet connection has received much attention because it is a readily modifiable lifestyle factor.

joe schwarcz

世界杯决赛2022

dec 31, 2021

breast cancer canada

diverse voices shape key issues in breast cancer canada progress report: 'we know that early detection saves lives'

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trust comes when you admit what you don’t know – lessons from child development research

red-light therapy might have some uses, but it's no cure-all

brownstein: 'precision oncology' raises hopes in fight against cancer

'stem cell clinics are an area of risk': a conversation with peter zandstra, recently named to the order of canada

metal plate fused to 2,000-year-old peruvian warrior's skull proof of early surgery

lessons learned, mistakes repeated: from hiv/aids to covid-19

research offers hope for people with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy

avoiding chronic inflammation

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

teddy bears and team bonding: how wellspring supported rachel swiednicki and her son through cancer

jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today

three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog

franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

darlene tiveron-parks: finding family with wellspring’s advanced cancer group

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

darlene tiveron-parks: finding family with wellspring’s advanced cancer group

mary huston: the key pieces to healing

opinion: the financial stress of cancer is real, but patients don’t have to face it alone

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

teddy bears and team bonding: how wellspring supported rachel swiednicki and her son through cancer

jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today

three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog

jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today

three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog

franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

darlene tiveron-parks: finding family with wellspring’s advanced cancer group

mary huston: the key pieces to healing

listening is often enough when having difficult conversations about cancer: 'people want to feel heard and validated'

teddy bears and team bonding: how wellspring supported rachel swiednicki and her son through cancer

jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today

three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog

jim turner: wellspring is the reason i am still alive today

three simple techniques to combat cancer brain fog

franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

franco viudez: wellspring improved my mental and physical state

david johnston: wellspring’s exercise program transforms prostate cancer patient’s blood results

darlene tiveron-parks: finding family with wellspring’s advanced cancer group

mary huston: the key pieces to healing

diverse voices shape key issues in breast cancer canada progress report: 'we know that early detection saves lives'

2024 progress report on breast cancer

cortney and connie: twin sisters carrying the brca2 gene

new survey reveals 94% of canadians back earlier screening

30 years of progress and powering into the future

for the sake of canadians – breast cancer screening must evolve

progress tracker: advancing patient-centered research

for the sake of canadians – breast cancer screening must evolve

progress tracker: advancing patient-centered research

breast cancer canada calls on canadian task force to rescind position

breast cancer canada thinks they know how to end breast cancer.

89% of canadians believe the screening age should be lower than 50

celebrating 25 years of the breast cancer canada translational research unit (bcc-tru)

three quarters of canadians feel they have more to learn about breast cancer.

celebrating 25 years of the breast cancer canada translational research unit (bcc-tru)

three quarters of canadians feel they have more to learn about breast cancer.

breast cancer canada launches progress connect

breast cancer rates are rising for women in their 20s, 30s and 40s, canadian study says — here’s what you need to know

diverse voices shape key issues in breast cancer canada progress report: 'we know that early detection saves lives'

2024 progress report on breast cancer

cortney and connie: twin sisters carrying the brca2 gene

new survey reveals 94% of canadians back earlier screening

cortney and connie: twin sisters carrying the brca2 gene

new survey reveals 94% of canadians back earlier screening

30 years of progress and powering into the future

for the sake of canadians – breast cancer screening must evolve

30 years of progress and powering into the future

for the sake of canadians – breast cancer screening must evolve

progress tracker: advancing patient-centered research

breast cancer canada calls on canadian task force to rescind position

progress tracker: advancing patient-centered research

breast cancer canada calls on canadian task force to rescind position

breast cancer canada thinks they know how to end breast cancer.

89% of canadians believe the screening age should be lower than 50

breast cancer canada thinks they know how to end breast cancer.