Quebec Shingles Vaccine Access for Seniors: Is It Enough?
Shingles vaccines are available for Quebec residents aged 71 and older, but questions remain about whether the province's public health campaign is adequately reaching vulnerable populations.
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Why Children React Differently to Diseases: BC Study
Dr. Stuart Turvey leads a 16-year national study investigating why children experience varying outcomes from the same diseases, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Flu Cases Drop, RSV Rises in Windsor: Health Update
Windsor-Essex health authorities report a significant decrease in influenza cases, but respiratory syncytial virus infections are increasing, highlighting seasonal respiratory trends.
Emails Challenge RFK Jr.'s Samoa Trip Testimony
Newly released emails appear to contradict Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s statements regarding his 2019 trip to Samoa, which occurred just before a major measles outbreak.
CORE Clinics Launch to Improve Orthopedic Surgery Access in NB
New Brunswick's Horizon Health Network introduces CORE clinics to streamline orthopedic care, reducing wait times and enhancing surgical access across the province.
P.E.I. Expands Pharmacy Plus for Strep Throat Care
Prince Edward Island is broadening its Pharmacy Plus program to include strep throat testing and treatment, enhancing healthcare access for residents.
Virus Halts Canada-Finland Olympic Hockey Game
A highly contagious virus dubbed 'the sprinter' forced the postponement of a key men's hockey game at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, raising public health concerns.
B.C. Surgical Innovation Reduces Ovarian Cancer Risk
A new surgical technique developed in British Columbia shows promise in dramatically lowering the risk of ovarian cancer, offering hope for improved women's health outcomes.
America's Healthier Past: A Debunked Myth
Scientific analysis reveals there was never a golden era of American health. Life expectancy, disease control, and medical advancements show today's population is healthier than any previous generation.
Measles Case Confirmed on Flight from Mexico to Montreal
Public health officials warn of measles exposure at Montreal airport from an infected traveler on AeroMexico flight AM680, bringing Quebec's total cases to 12.
Novo Nordisk Shares Rebound After FDA Action on Drug Copies
Shares of pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk have rebounded following a U.S. FDA announcement targeting illegal copies of its drugs, amid broader market and regulatory developments.
Food Insecurity Raises COVID-19, Flu Risk in Windsor-Essex
Windsor-Essex faces elevated COVID-19 hospitalizations above Ontario's average, with food insecurity identified as a key factor increasing susceptibility to respiratory viruses.
Doctor Guidelines: When Illness Means You Shouldn't Fly
Medical experts outline key symptoms that warrant postponing air travel, from fevers to breathing difficulties, emphasizing health risks in pressurized cabins.
OTC Mouthguard Guide: Expert Tips for Teeth Grinding Relief
Dentists explain how to select over-the-counter mouthguards for bruxism, highlighting key factors like fit, material, and use, plus recommended products.
Saskatchewan's New Maternal Mental Health Coordinator Seeks Simpler Supports
Sara Beckel, Saskatchewan's inaugural provincial maternal mental health coordinator, brings personal experience and professional expertise to streamline perinatal mental health services across the province.
Half of Canadians Struggle to Access Family Doctors
A new Angus Reid survey shows 50% of Canadians lack a family doctor or face significant access challenges, marking a 25% increase since 2015 with regional disparities across provinces.
Debate Over Crime Data at Toronto Injection Sites
A McGill University study finds no consistent crime increase at Toronto supervised injection sites, but author acknowledges exceptions and criticizes misleading headlines.
Western University Study Tackles Family Doctor Shortage with Federal Funds
A research team at Western University's Schulich School receives federal funding to investigate business models in family medicine and their impact on physician workforce numbers across Canada.
Man Seriously Injured in North York Vehicle Incident
A man in Toronto is in hospital with serious injuries following a collision with a vehicle in North York, as police investigate the circumstances of the incident.
Measles Outbreak Prompts Health Alert in Jalisco, Mexico
A measles outbreak in Jalisco, Mexico, has led to a public health alert, with mandatory face masks in schools. The region is preparing to host World Cup matches.
Casselman, Ont. Faces Severe Family Doctor Shortage
More than half of Casselman's population is without a family doctor as the rural Ontario municipality struggles with physician recruitment, highlighting broader healthcare access issues in Canada.
Alberta Hits Record Doctor Count But Still Needs More
Alberta reaches historic high in family physicians but continues to struggle with doctor shortages, highlighting ongoing healthcare access challenges across the province.
Measles Exposure Warning at Spruce Grove Clinic and Pharmacy
Alberta Health Services has issued a public warning about potential measles exposure at a clinic and pharmacy in Spruce Grove, urging individuals to monitor for symptoms and check vaccination status.
Saskatchewan Ranked Worst for Family Doctor Access in Canada
A new report reveals Saskatchewan faces the greatest difficulties in Canada for patients trying to secure a family physician, with experts warning the healthcare crisis is intensifying across the province.
Alberta Premier Hints at Changes to Hospital Care Levels
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith suggests potential reforms to hospital care levels, sparking discussions on healthcare delivery and patient services in the province.
Opioid Overdoses Drop 61% in Grey Bruce
A dramatic 61% reduction in opioid overdoses has been reported in Grey and Bruce counties, attributed to the mobile support services of SOS Grey-Bruce.
Five Suspected Drug Deaths in Brantford and Haldimand-Norfolk
Health officials report five suspected drug-related deaths across Brantford-Brant and Haldimand-Norfolk, highlighting ongoing public health concerns.
Edmontonians Join National Push-Up Challenge for Mental Health
Nearly 2,000 Edmonton residents participated in the national Push Up Challenge on February 5, 2026, raising awareness and funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Saskatchewan Leads Canada in Family Doctor Access Crisis
A new Angus Reid Institute survey shows Saskatchewan has the highest rate of residents without family doctors at 22%, with many struggling to access care and lacking confidence in emergency services.
Adhesive Tags Close Info Gap in Medical Emergencies
The Canadian Red Cross introduces adhesive medical data carriers, providing vital personal information during emergencies to improve response times and patient outcomes across Canada.
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