advertisement

2022年世界杯名单猜测

we've been told we should reduce the salt in our diets. but how low should we go?

while reducing sodium intake in people with heart failure showed health improvements, the findings have experts thinking that maybe salt doesn't impact our health as much as we thought.
robin roberts
apr 06, 2022

failure to include black communities in health policy perpetuates health disparities

not engaging black communities meaningfully in health and other policy-making processes has been a critical failure, reflecting a history of systemic racism, marginalization and political indifference.
the conversation
apr 06, 2022

why are caregivers still not allowed to support loved ones in our hospitals?

it's national caregiver day, and we want to hear from you. what's it going to take to recognize that caregivers are so much more than just visitors?
lisa machado
apr 05, 2022

machado: what do you do when your friends stop listening?

after her friends decide that it's time she stops grieving, a reader turns to writing to heal.
lisa machado
apr 04, 2022

cancer patients have an increased risk of depression

the first 12 months following a cancer diagnosis are crucial for a patient's mental health.
maija kappler
apr 04, 2022

norovirus outbreak linked to b.c. oysters

public health officials say raw british columbia oysters have been linked to hundreds of norovirus cases across the country.
the canadian press
apr 01, 2022

asking for a friend: should i be worried that my sleep is terrible?

we all know sleep is an important component of our wellness. so should we be freaking out if we can't sleep?
karen hawthorne
apr 01, 2022

‘our planet, our health’ – making peace with nature

the theme for world health day reflects a growing global concern with the health impacts of massive and rapid human-driven ecological changes.
healthy debate
apr 01, 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence
powered by
obesity matters
powered by
canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)

we've been told we should reduce the salt in our diets. but how low should we go?

while reducing sodium intake in people with heart failure showed health improvements, the findings have experts thinking that maybe salt doesn't impact our health as much as we thought.
robin roberts
apr 06, 2022

failure to include black communities in health policy perpetuates health disparities

not engaging black communities meaningfully in health and other policy-making processes has been a critical failure, reflecting a history of systemic racism, marginalization and political indifference.
the conversation
apr 06, 2022

why are caregivers still not allowed to support loved ones in our hospitals?

it's national caregiver day, and we want to hear from you. what's it going to take to recognize that caregivers are so much more than just visitors?
lisa machado
apr 05, 2022

machado: what do you do when your friends stop listening?

after her friends decide that it's time she stops grieving, a reader turns to writing to heal.
lisa machado
apr 04, 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

cancer patients have an increased risk of depression

the first 12 months following a cancer diagnosis are crucial for a patient's mental health.
maija kappler
apr 04, 2022

norovirus outbreak linked to b.c. oysters

public health officials say raw british columbia oysters have been linked to hundreds of norovirus cases across the country.
the canadian press
apr 01, 2022

asking for a friend: should i be worried that my sleep is terrible?

we all know sleep is an important component of our wellness. so should we be freaking out if we can't sleep?
karen hawthorne
apr 01, 2022

‘our planet, our health’ – making peace with nature

the theme for world health day reflects a growing global concern with the health impacts of massive and rapid human-driven ecological changes.
healthy debate
apr 01, 2022
powered by
obesity matters
advertisement

advertisement