King Harald V of Norway has been released from a hospital in Spain following successful treatment for a skin infection. The monarch received medical care abroad, with details on his condition and return to Norway now emerging.
A routine doctor's visit forces a patient to confront the void of an absent father through invasive family medical history questions, leading to an unexpected moment of empathy with a nurse.
Discover the biological reasons behind the distinctive 'old person smell' that emerges with aging. Experts explain the compound 2-nonenal, its causes, and why it's a natural part of growing older.
As menopause conversations grow, perimenopause remains misunderstood. Experts reveal how hormonal fluctuations cause unpredictable mood shifts, anxiety, and irritability affecting millions of women during this multi-year transition.
Experts explain 'insinuation anxiety'—the panic from ambiguous texts and emails—and offer breathing exercises, movement, and clear communication as antidotes to this growing tech-era stress.
Dr. Tom Hutchinson reveals personal struggles in memoir, advocating for whole-person care to combat physician burnout and bureaucratic medical systems.
Phonak launches a worldwide campaign across three continents for World Hearing Day, featuring ambassadors like Sara Mearns and Emma Meesseman to promote youth hearing health awareness and reduce stigma.
MindRank announces first patient dosed in Phase III trial of MDR-001, an AI-designed oral GLP-1 receptor agonist for obesity and type 2 diabetes treatment in China.
Robert Cosby Jr., the 23-year-old son of 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' star Mary Cosby, has died. He openly discussed his drug addiction on the Bravo series, and his family confirmed his passing, expressing grief and faith.
An 18-year-old British Columbia student is the first person globally cured of chronic granulomatous disease through groundbreaking gene editing treatment, marking a medical milestone.
Pierre-Boucher Hospital in Longueuil has postponed more than 100 surgical procedures following a critical equipment malfunction, disrupting patient care and hospital operations.
Ivy, a five-year-old from Regina, has been appointed as the 2026 Saskatchewan Ambassador for Children's Miracle Network Canada, representing young patients across the province.
Dr. Chris Ekong, a renowned neurosurgeon honored as CTV Regina's 2024 Citizen of the Year, has passed away. The community mourns the loss of this dedicated medical professional.
A British Columbia massage therapist facing sexual assault allegations allowed his registration to expire rather than confront disciplinary proceedings, according to the provincial college.
A nurse in British Columbia has been suspended following allegations of over-medicating residents at a long-term care facility, raising serious concerns about patient safety and regulatory oversight in healthcare settings.
A new survey finds Canadian musicians struggling with high rates of anxiety, depression, and financial stress, highlighting a growing mental health crisis in the arts sector.
The University of Alberta hosted the HealthTech Forward 2026 conference, highlighting local innovation and partnerships in medical technology, with ST Innovations director Vivian Mushahwar as a key speaker.
Two innovative medical technology companies based in Kitchener, Vena Medical and Aetonix, are set to accelerate their growth and development following a significant injection of federal and provincial funding aimed at boosting Canada's healthcare innovati
Montreal General Hospital leads three Montreal institutions recognized in Newsweek's prestigious 2026 World's Best Hospitals ranking, highlighting Quebec's healthcare excellence.
Wounded Warriors Canada and the Royal Canadian Legion mark a significant achievement, pairing 100 veterans with service dogs to support mental health and recovery.
Psychiatrist Harvey Max Chochinov's new compilation 'In Search of Dignity' explores decades of palliative care research, emphasizing personhood over patienthood in medical encounters throughout life.
Toronto General Hospital has achieved the highest ranking ever for a Canadian facility, securing second place globally in Newsweek's prestigious annual hospital rankings.
Nova Scotia's provincial budget reductions include mental health support funding established after the 2020 mass shooting, sparking concerns from victims' families and advocates.
Alberta's Minister for Mental Health and Addictions met with Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall at the legislature to discuss the province's recovery strategy, highlighting collaborative efforts in addressing addiction issues.
Cape Breton Regional Hospital in Sydney, Nova Scotia, will deploy an AI-powered weapons detection system to enhance security in its emergency department, aiming to protect staff and patients.
Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, is implementing literacy screenings for young patients to address concerning national reading proficiency gaps, integrating education into pediatric healthcare.
AlayaCare announces the Home-Based Care Momentum Awards, an annual program recognizing frontline caregivers, operational leaders, executives, and innovators driving advancements in home-based care across North America.
University Health Network's Toronto General Hospital has been named the second-best hospital in the world by Newsweek's prestigious annual ranking, highlighting its exceptional medical care and research.
The United States will phase out health assistance to Zimbabwe following the collapse of negotiations on a $367 million bilateral agreement. Zimbabwe cited data sharing and sovereignty concerns.
Proposed changes to psychologist training standards in Ontario are raising significant concerns about potential harm and confusion among professionals, with fears that other provinces may follow suit.