Windsor Volunteers Train for Disaster Response to Aid Families
Local volunteers in Windsor-Essex are undergoing hands-on training to assist families during emergencies like floods, wildfires, and tornadoes, enhancing community resilience.
Category : Health
Wasaga Beach Welcomes Third Family Doctor in Under 3 Years
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.
Drug Overdoses Surge in Canada's Public Libraries
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.
French Infant Tests Positive for Toxin in Formula Recalls
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.
Monkey Branching: Narcissist's Relationship Pattern Explained
Psychology experts reveal how narcissists use 'monkey branching' to avoid vulnerability, maintain control, and transition between relationships without accountability, leaving partners feeling discarded.
Instagram Suicide Prevention Site Breaks Isolation with Anonymous Letters
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.
Forever Chemicals Age Men Over 50 Faster Than Women
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.
Iranian Agents Obstructed Care for Wounded Protesters
According to reports, Iranian security agents interfered with medical treatment at hospitals treating wounded anti-government protesters, exacerbating the crisis during recent demonstrations.
Montreal Hospital Choir Saved, Stress Lifted for Members
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.
Cholesterol Screening Recommended for Kids 2-10 by Pediatric Society
A leading pediatric society recommends universal cholesterol screening for children between 2 and 10 years old to detect early risks and prevent future heart disease.
Saskatchewan Recovery Summit Addresses Addiction Crisis
Recovery advocates gathered in Saskatchewan for a summit aimed at improving addiction services and community support, highlighting collaborative efforts to address the ongoing crisis.
Calgary Disability Hub Closes, Leaves Community Gap
A disability hub in Calgary has shut down, creating a significant gap in services for the community. The closure has sparked feelings of bitterness and sadness among users who relied on its support.
Novartis Settles Lawsuit Over Henrietta Lacks' Cells
Novartis has settled a lawsuit alleging it profited from Henrietta Lacks' cells, taken without consent in 1951. The agreement, finalized in Maryland federal court, follows a similar 2023 settlement with Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Calgary's Cancer Support Line Ends After-Hours Service
Calgary's cancer centre has discontinued its after-hours phone support line, preventing patients from reaching doctors for medical concerns during evenings, weekends, and holidays.
McGill Study Links Sleep Patterns to Health Risks
A new McGill University study identifies five distinct sleep-wake profiles, linking them to varying health and behavioral patterns, with significant implications for night owls and early birds.
Veteran Takes on Push Up Challenge for Mental Health
A Maritime veteran participates in the Push Up Challenge, raising funds and awareness for mental health initiatives, highlighting community support and resilience.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Over Capacity, Health PEI Says
Health PEI reports the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown is operating in a state of overcapacity, raising concerns about patient care and resource strain.
Overdose Alerts in Brantford and Waterloo Region
Public health authorities have issued urgent overdose alerts in Brantford and Waterloo Region, warning of dangerous substances circulating locally. Naloxone kits are emphasized as critical tools for reversing opioid overdoses.
RVH and Northwest Healthcare Build New Medical Arts Facility in Barrie
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre partners with Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT to develop a state-of-the-art medical arts building in Barrie, enhancing healthcare services and accessibility for the community.
Quebec Toddlers: 35% Have 10+ Infections by Age 2.5
A Quebec study reveals more than one-third of toddlers contract at least 10 infections by 29 months, with rising chronic health issues raising public health concerns.
Nurse Wins $5M Jackpot, Keeps Working
Stefanie Pepin, a dedicated nurse from Quebec, has won a $5 million lottery jackpot but insists she will not quit her job, citing her passion for healthcare and commitment to her patients.
Kayden, 13, Named 2026 CHEO Champion for Patient Advocacy
Thirteen-year-old Kayden has been selected as the 2026 CHEO Champion, a role that involves representing pediatric patients and the hospital in community outreach efforts.
Mental Health History Revealed in Laval Child Murder Trial
Kamaljit Arora, on trial for killing his two children in 2022, had a history of severe depression and was hospitalized for suicidal thoughts in 2021, a psychiatrist testified.
Happiness vs. Toxic Positivity: Expert Insight
Registered psychologist Joan Neehall explains the crucial distinction between actively choosing happiness and falling into the trap of toxic positivity, offering guidance for mental well-being.
ReginaNewsSHA Takes Over North Regina Care Home
ReginaNewsSHA has officially taken over operations at Capital Crossing Assisted Living and Memory Care in north Regina, marking a significant shift in long-term care management in the region.
FDA Approves First Targeted Therapy for HER2-Mutant Lung Cancer
The FDA has granted accelerated approval to HERNEXEOS® (zongertinib) for adults with HER2-mutant advanced non-small cell lung cancer as an initial treatment option, based on a 76% objective response rate in clinical trials.
Quebec MNA Speaks About Menopause After Hot Flash Incident
Liberal MNA Jennifer Maccarone openly discusses menopause after experiencing a hot flash during a committee meeting, highlighting the importance of breaking taboos around women's health issues.
Chilling Carbs for Weight Loss: Science Explains
Exploring the scientific evidence behind chilling carbohydrates to increase resistant starch content, and whether this method genuinely aids weight loss efforts.
Frozen Blueberry Recall in Canada and U.S. Over Listeria Risk
Nearly 60,000 pounds of frozen blueberries distributed across Canada and the United States have been recalled due to potential Listeria contamination, with the FDA escalating it to its highest risk classification.
Chilling Carbs for Weight Loss: New Research Explores
A novel dietary approach suggests that cooling certain carbohydrates like rice and potatoes may alter their structure, potentially aiding weight management by reducing calorie absorption.
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