A Vancouver dentist has faced disciplinary action from the College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia for practicing outside his authorized scope and sending an inappropriate message to a patient, highlighting professional misconduct concerns.
Emergency crews in Toronto's Davenport Village successfully rescued a construction worker trapped under concrete after an extensive operation, highlighting workplace safety concerns.
Health officials in Manitoba report a sharp increase in measles cases, with a warning of exposure at Strathcona Community Hospital. The rise highlights concerns over vaccination rates and public health risks.
New Ontario research reveals children of newcomers visit emergency departments less frequently for minor illnesses than Ontario-born peers, challenging narratives about healthcare strain.
A new collaborative team in Essex County combines police, health, and community resources to provide support for mental health and substance use issues, aiming to improve community safety and well-being.
A new transitional housing facility in Montreal North will provide mental health support and resources to help homeless individuals with psychosocial issues transition to permanent housing.
A malfunctioning heating system caused flooding in the operating block at Lakeshore General Hospital, leading to the postponement of 10 elective surgeries while urgent procedures continued.
The Chinese community in Windsor has generously donated $500,000 to Fancsy Family Hospital, supporting healthcare services and community well-being in the region.
Health officials in Edmonton have issued a public warning about potential measles exposure at the Strathcona Community Hospital emergency department, urging vigilance and symptom monitoring.
A poignant story of a sister's rare cancer battle, a heartbreaking conversation on Rare Disease Day, and the enduring legacy of a blood donation movement that continues to save lives.
A new collaborative safety program in Essex County brings together police, health units, and community planners to address mental health and substance use issues through integrated support services.
A significant flooding incident has forced the closure of operating rooms at Lakeshore General Hospital in Pointe-Claire, disrupting surgical services and patient care on Montreal's West Island.
The popular Oral-B Pro 1000 electric toothbrush is currently discounted by 20% on Amazon, dropping its price to $39.99 with a coupon. Reviewers praise its cleaning power, whitening capabilities, and affordability.
The University of Toronto has placed its Dean of Dentistry on administrative leave pending an investigation into the use of racist images during a lecture. The university is reviewing the incident.
Amidst a surge in aging research, Dr. Joe Schwarcz examines historical anti-aging attempts, modern biohacking trends, and highlights Dr. Eric Topol's evidence-based approach to longevity.
The innovative EmPower Car provides young children with disabilities the freedom to move independently at home without costly renovations, transforming lives through accessible design.
A new study examines whether Health Canada's front-of-package warning labels on high-sodium, high-sugar, and high-fat foods can meaningfully improve cardiovascular health outcomes for Canadians.
Canadians will set their clocks forward one hour next week as daylight saving time begins, resulting in a lost hour of sleep. The annual time change occurs despite ongoing debates about its necessity and health impacts.
Joe Roberts' journey from living on Vancouver's streets to becoming an award-winning graduate and entrepreneur demonstrates the transformative power of believing in possibility.
A daughter reflects on her lifelong relationship with her quiet, distant father, discovering his humor and profound wisdom only as dementia transforms their connection in unexpected ways.
A Class I recall has been issued for over 55,000 pounds of frozen blueberries distributed in Canada and the United States due to potential contamination with listeria monocytogenes, which poses serious health risks.
Local volunteers in Windsor-Essex are undergoing hands-on training to assist families during emergencies like floods, wildfires, and tornadoes, enhancing community resilience.
The community of Wasaga Beach celebrates the arrival of a new family physician, marking the third such addition in less than three years, addressing local healthcare access challenges.
Public libraries across Canada are facing a growing crisis of drug use and overdoses, with staff and patrons encountering dangerous situations as addiction issues spill into community spaces.
A baby in France has tested positive for a toxin associated with recent infant formula recalls, raising health concerns and highlighting ongoing safety issues in the food supply chain.
Psychology experts reveal how narcissists use 'monkey branching' to avoid vulnerability, maintain control, and transition between relationships without accountability, leaving partners feeling discarded.
A viral Instagram video highlights reasonstostay.co.uk, where anonymous letters provide crucial support to those experiencing suicidal thoughts, breaking isolation cycles and fostering community.
New research indicates toxic PFAS chemicals found in plastics disproportionately accelerate biological aging in men aged 50-65 compared to women, raising significant public health concerns.
According to reports, Iranian security agents interfered with medical treatment at hospitals treating wounded anti-government protesters, exacerbating the crisis during recent demonstrations.
The MusiArt choir, a music therapy group for mental health at Montreal General Hospital facing disbandment due to funding, has been rescued by Les Impatients, ensuring its continuation and relief for members.