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.
Category : Health
Manitobans Lose Trust in Emergency Healthcare System
New data reveals Manitobans have little faith in the healthcare system during emergencies, prompting calls for a public inquiry from Obby Khan.
WHO Cuts 25% of Jobs After U.S., Argentina Exit
The World Health Organization is eliminating about 25% of its positions by mid-2026 due to major funding cuts after the U.S. and Argentina withdrew support, impacting global health programs.
Hims & Hers Faces Legal Threat Over Wegovy Copy
Novo Nordisk threatens legal action against Hims & Hers for launching a generic version of its weight-loss drug Wegovy, escalating tensions in the pharmaceutical industry.
Ontario NDP Demands Hospital Funding Changes
Ontario NDP calls for urgent hospital funding reform after investigative report reveals $500M+ deficits and $66M in bank loans, despite legal requirement for balanced budgets.
Flood Halts 100 Research Projects at Montreal's Douglas Institute
A major flood at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute has forced the suspension of 100 research initiatives, causing significant disruption to mental health and neuroscience studies.
Half of Canadians Face Family Doctor Access Crisis
New data reveals a worsening crisis in Canadian healthcare, with 50% of citizens reporting difficulties accessing or finding a family physician over the past decade.
Windsor Hospital Staff Get Wellness Boost from College
Windsor Regional Hospital employees enjoy complimentary spa services from St. Clair College esthetician students in a wellness partnership benefiting both institutions.
Windsor Health Unit Launches Plan to Fight Misinformation
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has launched a comprehensive five-year strategic plan to address public misinformation and strengthen community trust in public health services.
QEII Foundation Spends $3.8M on Surgical Robot for Halifax
The QEII Foundation in Nova Scotia is allocating $3.8 million for a da Vinci Xi surgical robot at the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax, enhancing surgical capabilities.
Half of Canadians Face Family Doctor Access Issues: Poll
A new Angus Reid Institute poll shows 50% of Canadians lack timely access to family doctors, with access difficulties increasing by 25% over a decade.
Illicit Market Fuels Youth Nicotine Access in Canada
Imperial Tobacco argues youth access to nicotine pouches comes primarily from illegal, unregulated products sold online without age verification, not authorized pharmacy products.
Windsor Hospital Moves Care to Patients' Homes with H2H Program
Windsor Regional Hospital's innovative Hospital to Home program provides comprehensive at-home care for seniors, reducing hospital readmissions and offering compassionate support to families in need.
Top Teeth Whitening Alternatives to Crest Whitestrips
Discover effective teeth whitening products from Amazon that rival Crest Whitestrips. From peroxide-free strips to LED kits and whitening pens, these options cater to sensitive teeth and budget-conscious shoppers.
Provinces Switch to HPV Testing Instead of Pap Tests
Canadian provinces are adopting HPV testing as the primary cervical cancer screening method, replacing traditional Pap tests. This shift aims to improve early detection and reduce cancer rates.
B.C. Doctor Job Satisfaction Declines in Key Health Regions
A 2025 survey reveals significant drops in job satisfaction among doctors at Fraser and Interior Health authorities, highlighting systemic challenges in British Columbia's healthcare system.
Vehicle Hits Ottawa Hospital Riverside Campus Building
A vehicle struck a building at Ottawa Hospital's Riverside Campus. The incident occurred on February 5, 2026, raising safety concerns at the healthcare facility.
Dave Coulier in Double Cancer Remission After Health Battle
Actor and comedian Dave Coulier reveals he's in remission from both tongue cancer and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, sharing his emotional journey and emphasizing the importance of early detection.
Kanesatake Warehouse Explosion Linked to Smoking
Two people were injured in a warehouse explosion and fire in Kanesatake, with SQ suggesting smoking may have ignited propane tanks. The incident occurred behind a cannabis store.
Memory Lapses: Normal or Concerning? Expert Insights
NYU neuroscientist Dr. Wendy Suzuki discusses when memory slips are normal versus concerning, and shares lifestyle strategies to protect and enhance brain function as we age.
Health Risks of Grilling and High-Heat Cooking
Research reveals that grilling, roasting, and air-frying create harmful compounds linked to cancer and diabetes. Experts explain the science and offer safer cooking alternatives.
Wet Hair Doesn't Cause Colds: Doctors Debunk Myth
Medical experts explain why going outside with wet hair in winter doesn't cause colds, revealing the actual ways respiratory viruses spread and how to prevent illness.
The Science of Flatulence: Daily Facts
Experts explain why everyone farts 7-24 times daily, what causes gas, when it's normal, and when to seek medical advice about excessive flatulence.
Healthcare Access Worsens in Canada Despite More Spending
A new survey reveals most Canadians report deteriorating access to healthcare, even as government spending rises, highlighting a systemic crisis in the medical system.
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Women's Stroke Risk: Study
A new research study finds that adherence to the Mediterranean diet is associated with a significantly lower risk of stroke among women, highlighting dietary impacts on cardiovascular health.
Four Senior Deaths in Montreal Raise Long-Term Care Alarms
Four seniors have died in a Montreal long-term care facility within one month, highlighting critical concerns as Quebec's aging population strains the healthcare system.
Half of Canadians Struggle to Access Family Doctor: Survey
A new Angus Reid survey reveals that 50% of Canadians either lack a family doctor or face significant challenges in accessing one, highlighting a deepening healthcare crisis across the nation.
B.C. Specialist Wait Times Harm Patients, Strain System
A recent letter highlights how prolonged waits to see specialists in British Columbia lead to worsened patient outcomes and increased healthcare costs, urging systemic reforms.
U of A Researcher Probes 'Hot Shot' Homicides: Hidden Murders
A University of Alberta researcher is drawing attention to 'hot shot homicides,' undetected murders using illicit substances, as part of a broader study on forensic challenges in criminal investigations.
Couple's Surrogacy Search Reveals Complex System
A Laurentians couple's public plea for a surrogate to start a family has drawn widespread support, shedding light on the intricate and often challenging surrogacy system in Canada.
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