WHO Warns of Vaccine Misinformation Spike, Experts Concerned
Global health authorities report a significant increase in vaccine misinformation, posing risks to immunization efforts and public health worldwide, as experts call for urgent action.
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African Mothers 144x More Likely to Die from Sepsis in Unsanitary Births
New WaterAid research reveals one in nine mothers in sub-Saharan Africa develops sepsis due to lack of clean water in delivery rooms, with 13,000 annual deaths preventable through basic hygiene investments.
Diabetes Canada Launches Aprons in Action Cooking Challenge
Diabetes Canada has launched Aprons in Action, a national cooking challenge fundraiser presented by Manulife aiming to raise $1 million for diabetes programs, research, and advocacy across Canada.
U.S. Visitor Hit with $100K Hospital Bill in Canada
A U.S. woman visiting family in Canada was hospitalized last fall and received a staggering bill over $100,000, underscoring the critical need for travel health insurance for international visitors.
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Testing an Acupressure Mat: My Natural Pain Relief Review
A personal review of using an acupressure mat as a natural pain relief solution, detailing its effectiveness, comfort, and overall benefits for health and wellness.
Opioid Crisis Needs Safe Sites, Legion Community Work
Advocates urge reinstatement of supervised drug consumption facilities as opioid overdoses spike in Windsor-Essex, while Legion Branch 594 demonstrates active community service across municipalities.
Soldier Sleep Position May Exacerbate Acid Reflux Symptoms
The soldier sleep position, characterized by lying rigidly on the back, can aggravate acid reflux due to gravity. Experts explain the risks and offer tips for adjustments to ease GERD symptoms.
U.S. Visitor Hit with $111K Hospital Bill in Canada
A woman from the United States visiting family in Whitby, Ontario, was hospitalized last fall and received a staggering medical bill exceeding $111,000, highlighting gaps in cross-border health coverage.
Canadian Men Face 'Ongoing Crisis' in Health: Professor
A University of Manitoba professor highlights a severe societal crisis affecting Canadian men's health, with worsening outcomes and systemic challenges demanding urgent attention.
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Ontario Denies Funding for Woman's Tissue-Destroying Disease
A northern Ontario woman, after consulting over 30 specialists, was denied provincial funding for a mysterious tissue-destroying condition, forcing her to spend $30,000 on U.S. medical answers.
Ontario Denies Funding, Woman Pays $30K for U.S. Disease Answers
A Northern Ontario woman, after consulting over 30 specialists locally, was denied provincial funding and paid $30,000 for diagnosis of a mysterious tissue-destroying condition in the United States.
Two Diets Combined Slow Brain Aging by Over 2 Years
A new study reveals that combining the MIND and Mediterranean diets can slow brain aging by more than two years, emphasizing berries and healthy fats for cognitive benefits.
Paramedic Exodus: Burnout, Shortages, Contract Stalemate
Saskatoon paramedics are leaving the field due to severe burnout, critical staffing shortages, and stalled contract negotiations, threatening emergency response services.
B.C. Pharmacist Suspended 3 Years, Fined $30K for Narcotics
A British Columbia pharmacist has been suspended for three years and fined $30,000 due to improper handling of narcotics, highlighting regulatory enforcement in healthcare.
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Health-Care Aide Fired for Speaking Out on Facility Unprofessionalism
A former health-care aide in Manitoba was terminated after raising concerns about unprofessional conduct at Ironwood Gardens, a private assisted living facility, sparking debates on elder care standards and whistleblower protections.
Ethylbromazolam Found in Nova Scotia Drug Supply for First Time
A new synthetic drug, ethylbromazolam, has been identified in Nova Scotia's unregulated drug supply, raising public health concerns and prompting warnings from health authorities.
ER Nurse Finds Hope in Care for Homeless Patient
A veteran emergency room nurse shares how treating a homeless man with dignity and prompt medical attention renewed her belief in Canada's healthcare system amid widespread criticism.
Viral Lemon Olive Oil Shot Gains Morning Health Fans
A viral trend of taking lemon and olive oil shots in the morning is gaining traction among health enthusiasts, with proponents claiming benefits for digestion and energy.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak: Two Dead, Urgent Vaccination Drive
A severe meningitis outbreak in Kent, England, has killed two young people and infected 15 others. Health officials are scrambling with vaccinations and antibiotics as the disease spreads among university students.
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B.C. Nurse Suspended for Confidential Data Breach, Conduct Issues
A nurse in British Columbia has been suspended for three weeks after accessing confidential information and other practice and conduct issues, as reported by regulatory authorities.
Ottawa's Last Supervised Consumption Sites to Close in June
Ontario's decision to defund Ottawa's two remaining supervised consumption sites will lead to increased overdoses and strain emergency services, warn health officials.
B.C. Recruits 414 American Health Workers in 10 Months
British Columbia's $5 million advertising campaign targeting U.S. health professionals has brought 414 workers north, including doctors and nurses, amid initial political criticism.
Iran War May Push 45 Million into Acute Hunger: WFP
The World Food Programme warns that escalating conflict in Iran could force 45 million people into acute food insecurity by June, disrupting global shipping and aid routes.
Maya Gebala Given 'Brain Holiday' by Neurosurgeons in Recovery
Neurosurgeons at BC Children's Hospital have removed a drain from Maya Gebala's skull, calling it a 'brain holiday' to aid her recovery from a shooting. Her father reports positive progress and potential future surgery.
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Elks Ovarian Cancer Fund Hits $1M Milestone After 20 Years
The Edmonton Elks Ovarian Cancer Research Endowment Fund, in partnership with the Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation and Alberta Women's Health Foundation, has officially exceeded the $1 million mark, a significant achievement after two decades of dedica
PFAS Chemicals May Harm Kids' Bone Development, Study Shows
New research indicates exposure to toxic PFAS 'forever chemicals' could impair bone health in children during critical developmental periods, with the forearm identified as particularly vulnerable.
Canada's Kidney Disease Prevention Knowledge Needs Action
Dr. Adeera Levin argues Canada's health system must shift from managing end-stage kidney disease to prevention, highlighting successful community-led screening programs and the urgent need for systemic change.
Brockville Hospital Buys Former School for Development
Brockville General Hospital has purchased the former Commonwealth Public School in Brockville, Ontario, for future expansion and development projects.
Third Death in Centretown High-Rise Fire, Probe Continues
A third individual has succumbed to injuries from a devastating high-rise fire in downtown Ottawa's Centretown neighborhood. The blaze, which erupted on the 19th floor, resulted in multiple casualties and injuries, with authorities investigating a potenti
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Halifax Blood Collection Clinic Reopens After Temporary Shutdown
The blood collection clinic at Bayers Road Centre in Halifax has reopened its doors to the public as of Tuesday, March 17, 2026, following a brief closure. This facility provides essential medical services for local residents requiring blood tests and rel
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