P.E.I. Lowers Colorectal Cancer Screening Age
Prince Edward Island reduces the age for colorectal cancer screening to 45, with other Canadian provinces evaluating similar policy changes to improve early detection and public health outcomes.
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Fire Contained to Room at Sarnia Hospital; Four Treated
A fire broke out in a patient room at Bluewater Health in Sarnia, Ontario, but was quickly contained. One patient and three nurses received medical treatment, with no serious injuries reported. The hospital is investigating the cause.
New Brunswick's $12.9M Virtual Care Deal Announced
The New Brunswick government has finalized a significant virtual care agreement with an annual budget of $12.9 million, aiming to enhance healthcare accessibility across the province.
Fredericton Hospital's Medical Transition Unit Closed
The Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton has permanently closed its controversial medical transition unit, sparking debates over healthcare access and specialized services in New Brunswick.
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SHA Disputes NDP Claims Over Saskatoon ER Bypass Status
The Saskatchewan Health Authority refutes NDP allegations that Saskatoon emergency rooms were closed, stating they remained open and operational last weekend.
Best and Worst Times to Eat Sugar, Dietitian Explains
Registered dietitian Maya Feller reveals why timing matters for sugar consumption, explaining how late-night treats can disrupt sleep and metabolism while daytime indulgence is safer.
Philips CMO Carla Goulart Peron Appointed to MDIC Board
Royal Philips announces that Chief Medical Officer Carla Goulart Peron has been appointed to the Medical Device Innovation Consortium's Board of Directors, strengthening collaboration between regulators and industry.
From Secret Drinker to Sober Badass: A Recovery Journey
Kerri Maher shares her transformative journey from hiding her drinking problem to finding sobriety through community, self-discovery, and emotional healing.
Psychology of Sleepwear: What Bedtime Clothes Reveal
A deep dive into the psychology behind sleepwear choices, from comfort T-shirts to matching pajamas, revealing what our bedtime attire says about our mental state and relationships.
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Office Air Theory Debunked: Why You Look Different
A viral TikTok trend blames 'office air' for midday appearance changes, but dermatologists point to circadian rhythms, gravity, and makeup as the real culprits.
Dentists Share Products to Fight Aging Teeth and Gums
Experts explain how enamel wear and gum recession age teeth, recommending fluoride, hydroxyapatite, and specialized products to slow dental aging and maintain oral health.
What Does 'Aging Well' Truly Mean? Experts Explain
Aging well extends beyond physical health to include mental wellness, social connections, and purposeful living. Discover the key components of thriving in later years.
Dear Abby: Woman Rejects Well-Meaning Support Offers
A woman writes to Dear Abby about family and friends insisting on sitting with her during her husband's routine hip surgery, emphasizing the need to ask rather than assume support is wanted.
Private Surgery Outcomes Match Public Hospital in Ottawa Study
New research reveals patients undergoing joint replacement surgery at Riverside Hospital's private-public partnership had similar outcomes to those at The Ottawa Hospital, sparking debate about Ontario's shift toward private surgical delivery.
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Mobile Overdose Prevention Site at Abbotsford Hospital Sparks Opposition
A mobile overdose prevention service is being established at Abbotsford Regional Hospital, but the initiative is facing significant criticism from various groups.
Brandon's New Critical Care Centre Opens This Spring
A new critical care centre at Brandon Regional Health Centre is set to open this spring, significantly increasing ICU capacity in Manitoba as part of a major redevelopment project.
CDC Pauses Testing for Rabies, Monkeypox, and More Diseases
The CDC has temporarily paused diagnostic testing for over two dozen infectious diseases, including rabies and monkeypox, amid staffing cuts and a quality review.
B.C. Expands U.S. Doctor Recruitment and Family Physician Links
The B.C. Health Ministry is intensifying efforts to recruit doctors from the United States and improve connections for family physicians, addressing critical healthcare shortages across the province.
Lethbridge Seniors Group Launches Fundraising Campaign for Stability
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization has initiated a critical fundraising campaign to address financial instability and ensure the continuation of its essential services for older adults in the community.
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London Woman Shares Recovery as Eating Disorders Rise
Claire Tamminga of London, Ontario opens up about her personal recovery from an eating disorder, as health officials report a concerning rise in cases across the region.
Greek Monks' Lentil Diet: A Spring Healthy Eating Blueprint
At a monastery northwest of Athens, monks follow a simple, plant-based diet centered on lentils, providing a timeless model for resetting nutrition habits as seasons change.
LHSC Nursing Cuts Raise Care Strain Alarms in London
Critics warn of potential strain on patient care as London Health Sciences Centre moves to reduce nursing positions, highlighting workforce challenges in healthcare.
MAID Recipient Donates Organs, Has Send-Off He Wanted
A friend reveals that a Medical Assistance in Dying recipient was able to donate organs and have the farewell he desired, highlighting personal dignity in end-of-life care.
Rally Decries Closure of Ontario Supervised Consumption Sites
A protest in Toronto highlighted the life-threatening consequences of shutting down supervised consumption sites across Ontario, with advocates warning of increased overdose deaths.
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Digital Heart 'Twin' Tested to Fix Irregular Heartbeat
Medical professionals are pioneering a new approach by creating and testing a digital replica of a patient's heart to safely plan treatment for arrhythmia before actual surgery.
Chatham-Kent Hospital Cuts 49 Positions Due to Deficit
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is cutting 49 positions to address a financial deficit, with union leaders warning of potential impacts on patient care and service quality.
ER Whistleblower Threats, AI Lobbyist Tool, and Top News
Emergency doctors face harassment for exposing overcrowding, an AI tool reveals lobbyists in government contracts, and other major stories from Canada today.
Nova Scotia Shelves Alcohol Retail Expansion Plan
The Nova Scotia government has postponed its plan to expand alcohol retail sales, citing the need for further review and public consultation on the proposal.
FDA Fast-Tracks Eli Lilly's Obesity Pill Foundayo
The U.S. FDA has granted accelerated approval to Eli Lilly's weight-loss medication Foundayo, targeting obesity. This move highlights growing efforts to address the global obesity crisis with innovative pharmaceutical solutions.
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Saskatoon Groups Await Impact of PHR Site Closure
Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site in Saskatoon has been suspended by Health Canada due to funding and management issues, leaving community organizations uncertain about the ripple effects on addiction services.
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