Trauma Support Dog Chewie Retires After 8 Years in West Nipissing
Chewie, a dedicated trauma support dog in West Nipissing, Ontario, is retiring after eight years of providing comfort and assistance to individuals in crisis.
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Health Canada Suspends Safe Consumption Site Exemption
Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site in Saskatoon has halted operations after Health Canada suspended its legal exemption, though the drop-in center remains open for other services.
Annoying People Speed Up Aging, Study Finds
New research indicates that stressful or annoying individuals in your social networks may contribute to faster biological aging, highlighting the impact of social interactions on health.
LifeLabs to Keep Some Sudbury Services, Layoffs Cut to 20
LifeLabs will continue providing certain services in Sudbury, with layoffs reduced to 20 employees. The announcement follows ongoing efforts by local officials to preserve healthcare access in Northern Ontario.
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NB Spends $1.47M on Community Pulmonary Rehab
The New Brunswick government allocates $1.47 million for community-based pulmonary rehabilitation, enhancing respiratory care access across the province.
MPP Condemns Sudbury LifeLabs Closure, Warns of Health-Care Erosion
A Northern Ontario MPP has strongly condemned the closure of a LifeLabs facility in Sudbury, warning it could severely erode health-care access across the region and lead to significant patient delays.
Calgary Seniors Face Food Insecurity Crisis
A new report highlights that older adults in Calgary, including those still employed, are experiencing unprecedented levels of food insecurity, signaling a deepening affordability issue.
World Cup Fans Warned About Vancouver's Toxic Drug Supply
Health authorities issue urgent warnings to FIFA World Cup visitors about Vancouver's highly potent and unpredictable unregulated drug supply, with overdose death rates among the highest in British Columbia.
Twig Fertility Opens Vancouver Clinic with Advanced Care
Twig Fertility expands to Vancouver, introducing personalized fertility plans, transparent pricing, and cutting-edge technology to address B.C.'s healthcare gaps.
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Later-Life Pregnancies: Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy
As more women choose to have babies later in life, medical experts share crucial advice to enhance the chances of a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
Family Loss Fuels Fight Against Colorectal Cancer
Dr. Charles R. Rogers shares his journey from personal tragedy to public health advocacy, highlighting disparities in colorectal cancer screening and the urgent need for early detection to save lives.
Quantum BioPharma Partners for Phase 2 MS Trial
Quantum BioPharma has signed a binding Letter of Intent with clinical research organization Allucent to conduct a Phase 2 trial for Lucid-MS, a novel treatment for multiple sclerosis targeting demyelination inhibition.
10-Second Balance Test Key to Preventing Falls in Seniors
Medical experts reveal that balancing on one foot for at least 10 seconds is a critical indicator of fall risk for adults over 65, with practical strategies to improve stability.
Major Donation Funds Foothills Medical Centre Theatre Upgrade
A $3 million philanthropic gift from Stephen Kennedy to Calgary Health Foundation will fund a state-of-the-art auditorium at Foothills Medical Centre, honoring his late wife Paula Kennedy and supporting medical education and research.
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Woman Credits Moncton Organization for Recovery Journey
Lauren McKinnon shares her powerful story of overcoming addiction through Moncton-based Harvest House Atlantic's women's recovery program, highlighting the organization's transformative impact.
Transgender Quebecers Face Surgery Delays, Out-of-Province Get Faster Care
A concerning disparity in healthcare access has emerged, with transgender residents in Quebec experiencing significant delays for gender-affirming surgeries, while patients from other provinces receive expedited treatment.
Ottawa Heart Institute's New Integrated Health Guidelines
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute has introduced groundbreaking guidelines to treat heart, brain, and mental health issues together, marking a shift from traditional separate approaches.
Heart-Brain Link Prompts New Screening Guidelines in Canada
Canadian medical guidelines now recommend screening cardiac patients for dementia and depression, recognizing the strong connection between heart and brain diseases for comprehensive patient care.
B.C. Nurse Suspended 10 Days for Lack of Responsibility
A nurse in British Columbia has been suspended for 10 days by the provincial college for demonstrating a lack of responsibility and accountability in professional duties.
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Prairie Harm Reduction Reviews Finances After Shortfall
Prairie Harm Reduction, a Saskatoon-based organization, is conducting a detailed financial review after experiencing a significant budget shortfall, impacting its harm reduction services.
Mental Health Patients Face Dual Battles in Israeli Conflict
Israeli mental health patients and individuals with disabilities confront heightened anxiety and unique challenges during the ongoing Middle East conflict, with air raid sirens and crowded shelters exacerbating their internal struggles.
Edmonton Group Fights Grief with Nature Walks and Community
A unique Edmonton initiative is helping individuals cope with loss and grief by organizing group walks in natural settings, fostering connection and healing through shared experiences in the outdoors.
New Brunswick's Long-Term Care Plan Aims to Cut Senior Wait Times
The New Brunswick government has launched a new plan to address long-term care bed shortages, as seniors face months-long waits. Critics question the plan's urgency and implementation timeline.
How Custom Orthotics Can Save Your Knees from Pain
Discover how innovative custom orthotics developed through UBC research are helping people reduce knee pain and avoid surgery by supporting foot biomechanics.
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Eldest Daughter Syndrome: Burden of Over-Responsibility
A recent study reveals eldest daughters mature faster due to prenatal stress, leading to over-responsibility and perfectionism. Therapists explain how this syndrome affects happiness and offer strategies for setting boundaries and self-compassion.
Diet Tips to Protect Your Liver: Expert Advice
Holly Nyenkamp from Liver Canada shares easy tips for balanced meals and healthy recipes to support liver health, emphasizing dietary prevention.
B.C. Acupuncturist Registration Suspended for 10 Years
A former British Columbia acupuncturist has been prohibited from renewing their professional registration for ten years, as announced by the regulatory college, following unspecified disciplinary actions.
Man Charged $20,000 After 18-Month Wait for Nursing Home
A New Brunswick man spent 18 months in hospital awaiting a nursing home bed, only to receive a $20,000 bill from the facility. His story highlights systemic issues in elder care and healthcare funding.
Man Charged $20K for Hospital Stay While Awaiting Nursing Home
A Saint John man spent 18 months in hospital waiting for a nursing home bed, only to receive a $20,000 bill. This case highlights systemic issues in elder care and healthcare funding in Canada.
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Propofol Overdose at Winnipeg Hospital Leaves Calgary Man Amputated
A Calgary family is suing Winnipeg health authorities after their son allegedly received a propofol overdose at Concordia Hospital, resulting in brain damage, amputation, and permanent cognitive disability.
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