Portable herbal inhalers blend essential oils like peppermint and lavender to combat nausea from motion sickness, migraines, and anxiety. The Allclair 3-pack is currently 23% off on Amazon, praised by users and experts for fast, drowsiness-free relief.
British Columbia health officials commemorate a decade since declaring the toxic drug crisis a public health emergency, highlighting ongoing impacts on communities and families.
The WindsorNews Racing Against Drugs initiative is back in Chatham-Kent this week, aiming to educate youth on substance abuse prevention through community engagement and interactive programs.
A registered psychologist from Edmonton details the bystander effect and provides actionable strategies to break the cycle of inaction during conflicts or emergencies.
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An 83-year-old Ontario woman is on trial for second-degree murder after her husband's death, with prosecutors alleging her casino gambling addiction fueled the crime. The case echoes a similar U.S. story of a grandmother who killed over gambling debts.
MOVATI Athletic has launched its fourth Edmonton fitness club at Harvest Hills Market, featuring a 71,000 sq. ft. facility with eight boutique studios and wellness amenities, creating 115 jobs through a $25 million investment.
A French hospital is tackling a surge in recreational nitrous oxide abuse, as Health Canada issues warnings over severe neurological and cardiovascular risks linked to the substance.
Jacky Willmek becomes Saskatchewan's first patient to undergo robotic epilepsy surgery at Royal University Hospital, using advanced technology to map brain seizures with precision.
A groundbreaking study reveals that cognitive training using the BrainHQ app significantly reduces neurocognitive impairment in people living with HIV, addressing the growing dementia risk as this population ages.
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Journalist Amanda McCracken's memoir explores limerence, an intense, obsessive infatuation that mimics addiction, distinguishing it from healthy love and offering insights on breaking the cycle.
A psychotherapist recounts her husband's revenge suicide after she sought a divorce, highlighting the dangers of abusive relationships and warning signs to recognize.
New data reveals a significant drop in overall cancer incidence and mortality across Canada, though certain cancer types are experiencing concerning increases, highlighting evolving health challenges.
Experts reveal that white rice can be part of a balanced diet when combined with nutrient-dense foods. Learn about its effects on brain, heart, and digestive health.
Experts clarify that headphones are no more damaging than speakers, but volume and duration are key. Learn how to protect your hearing with noise cancellation and decibel monitoring.
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Experts reveal how cultural messages about penis size create anxiety, affect self-esteem, and damage relationships, offering therapeutic insights and practical solutions.
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A new national report reveals overall cancer incidence and mortality are decreasing in Canada, yet specific cancer types are experiencing concerning upward trends, highlighting evolving public health challenges.
ProSomnus Sleep Technologies receives FDA Class II 510(k) clearance for its RPMO2 OSA Device, the first theragnostic device combining precision oral appliance therapy with multi-night physiologic monitoring for obstructive sleep apnea.
A new study forecasts that more than 250,000 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in 2026, highlighting ongoing public health challenges and the need for continued research and prevention efforts.
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New research reveals 42% of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, with 254,100 new cases and 87,900 deaths projected for 2026. While survival improves for some cancers, pancreatic cancer rises as a leading killer.
A fire at Toronto's Seaton House shelter sent a man in his 40s to a burn centre with serious injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns at city shelters.
A fire at Toronto's Seaton House shelter has left a man in his 40s with serious injuries, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the city's shelter system.
A rally in Saskatoon advocates for the Prairie Harm Reduction organization following the closure of a safe consumption site, highlighting community support and public health concerns.
Police have recovered the body of a missing boater after a canoe capsized on Heart Lake in Brampton late Saturday night, with search efforts concluding on Sunday.
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Health Canada has issued a recall for Alarjawi brand Royal Zaatar spice blend due to potential salmonella contamination. Consumers are advised to check their products and avoid consumption.
Toronto scientists are leveraging artificial intelligence to reduce diagnostic delays for endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women, aiming to improve patient outcomes through faster, more accurate assessments.
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Canada's fertility gap, the difference between desired and actual family size, is widening due to economic pressures, delayed childbearing, and healthcare access issues, impacting demographic trends.
Researchers in Toronto are leveraging artificial intelligence to address significant delays in diagnosing endometriosis, aiming to improve patient outcomes through advanced technology.
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A First Nation in northern Ontario has established a wellness camp that leverages cultural traditions and connection to the land to provide healing for its members and others.
