Public Restroom Safety Tips from a Microbiologist
A microbiologist explains the real risks in public bathrooms, including the 'poo plume' from flushing, and offers practical advice to stay safe and avoid germs.
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Warning Strokes: A Critical Precursor to Major Strokes
Learn about transient ischemic attacks, or warning strokes, which affect up to 20% of stroke patients. Experts reveal symptoms, risks, and why immediate medical attention is crucial to prevent full-blown strokes.
Desk Shrimp: Hunching Over Screens Harms Health
The viral 'desk shrimp' meme highlights a serious health issue. Experts warn that hunching over devices causes physical injuries, digestive problems, and mental fatigue, with ergonomic solutions to prevent long-term damage.
Women Share Reliable Methods to Close the Orgasm Gap
Research highlights a significant orgasm gap for straight women. Experts and individuals reveal practical techniques, from clitoral stimulation to mental engagement, to enhance sexual pleasure and achieve reliable orgasms.
Oofos Recovery Footwear: Podiatrist-Approved Comfort
Discover how Oofos recovery shoes, featuring proprietary shock-absorbing foam, reduce joint stress and alleviate plantar fasciitis, as endorsed by podiatry experts and praised by users.
How to Maintain Relationships with Loved Ones in Extremist Beliefs
Experts in cult recovery provide practical strategies for communicating with friends and family who have adopted extremist worldviews, focusing on connection over confrontation.
Why Men Stay Silent: The Bystander Effect Explained
Research reveals why bystanders, especially men, often fail to intervene in uncomfortable social situations. Experts explain the psychology behind the silence and offer strategies for effective intervention.
U.S. Medical Groups Endorse Age Limits for Youth Gender Surgeries
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and American Medical Association now recommend delaying gender-related surgeries until age 19, citing low-quality evidence and developmental concerns.
Doctor Diagnoses Own Stage 4 Cancer After Sensing Something Off
Terrence May, a physician, detected unusual symptoms and consulted his GP, leading to a diagnosis of advanced intrahepatic bile duct cancer, highlighting the critical importance of early medical attention.
Early Intervention Key for Youth Eating Disorders: CHEO
Dr. Nicole Obeid highlights the urgent need for better early treatment for 1.4 million Canadian youth with eating disorders, advocating for systemic change to prevent severe outcomes.
Butcher's Anonymous Liver Donation Shows Community Kindness
A Brantford butcher has anonymously donated part of his liver, demonstrating profound community kindness and inspiring others through selfless organ donation.
Sleep Divorce: A Strategy for Healthier Relationships
Sleep expert Amanda Jewson explains how sleeping separately can improve romantic relationships by enhancing sleep quality and reducing conflict.
Ottawa Firefighters Rescue Dog from Smoke in Manotick Fire
Ottawa Fire Services responded to a home fire on Manotick Main Street, treating a dog for smoke inhalation. The incident highlights emergency responses to pets in crises.
Calgary Hospital Fundraiser Raises $446K, Surpasses Target
A fundraiser for the Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation in Calgary has successfully raised $446,000, exceeding the initial goal of $300,000. The event highlights community support for healthcare initiatives.
N.B. Increases Funding for Doctors to Adopt Electronic Medical Records
New Brunswick announces enhanced financial support for physicians transitioning to electronic medical records, aiming to modernize healthcare delivery and improve patient care efficiency across the province.
Condom Crisis Hits Milano Games on Valentine's Day
A condom shortage has impacted Valentine's Day events at the Milano Games, raising concerns about sexual wellness access during major international gatherings.
One Hospitalized After South Lethbridge Fire
A fire on the south side of Lethbridge resulted in one person being transported to the hospital. Emergency crews responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the community.
Heroism in Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Tragedy
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in B.C. leaves eight dead, with acts of bravery by teachers and students emerging as the community mourns.
Tumbler Ridge Mental Health Funding Gap Persists Despite Protests
Following a tragic shooting, Tumbler Ridge residents protest inadequate mental health services as government pushes virtual care, highlighting a critical funding gap in northern communities.
Love, Fear, and Loss: A Journey Through Grief and Healing
A deeply personal account of navigating love shadowed by constant fear of loss, the reality of bereavement, and the complex path toward healing after a partner's death from cancer.
B.C. Maternity Ward Diversions Fuel Parent Uncertainty
Expectant parents in British Columbia face uncertainty over birth locations as ongoing doctor shortages force repeated maternity ward diversions, highlighting healthcare strain.
Grand Council Meets on Hospital Security After Recent Incidents
The Prince Albert Grand Council held a meeting with Indigenous leaders and community partners to address recent hospital security incidents, focusing on safety and collaborative solutions.
Heartbreak's Physical Toll: 5 Ways It Affects Your Body
Heartbreak extends beyond emotional suffering, manifesting in tangible physical symptoms. Research reveals how grief impacts cardiovascular health, immune function, sleep patterns, and more.
Research Challenges Common Beliefs About Attachment Styles
A groundbreaking study reveals that many individuals may misunderstand their own attachment styles, with significant implications for mental health and relationships.
Montreal Children's Hospital Launches Family Support Line
The Montreal Children's Hospital introduces a dedicated support line to assist families after a child's hospital stay, enhancing post-discharge care and addressing ongoing needs.
Contradictory Substance Policies: Nicotine vs. Alcohol and Cannabis
An analysis of government policies reveals a puzzling contradiction: while nicotine use faces strict discouragement through bans and lawsuits, alcohol and cannabis enjoy expanding legal access despite significant health risks.
B.C.'s Mental Health Act and Tumbler Ridge Shooting Context
The tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has brought renewed attention to the province's Mental Health Act, which governs involuntary treatment and crisis intervention protocols.
Nicotine Pouches: Trend or Health Concern?
Nicotine pouches are gaining popularity as performance aids and weight loss tools, but Health Canada warns of addiction risks and restricts sales to pharmacies.
B.C. Maternity Ward Diversions Fuel Parental Uncertainty
Expectant parents across British Columbia face growing uncertainty about birth locations as persistent doctor shortages trigger repeated hospital diversions, highlighting systemic healthcare strains.
When Healthy Eating Becomes an Obsession: Orthorexia
Orthorexia, a fixation on 'pure' eating, is increasingly common due to social media pressure. Experts warn it can disrupt mental health and social life, urging awareness and professional support.
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