Missed Aortic Tears: A Lethal ER Oversight
A new study reveals 43 cases of missed aortic dissection in Canadian ERs, a condition that killed Alan Thicke. Learn the symptoms and risks.
Category : Health
Hip Pain Warning: Don't Ignore Joint Discomfort
Persistent hip pain affects 10% of people and may signal serious conditions like labral tears. Learn why early medical intervention prevents arthritis and preserves mobility.
Early Dementia Signs Beyond Memory Loss
Discover the subtle early symptoms of dementia that often go unnoticed. Learn when to seek screening and what new treatments offer hope for Canadians.
Sex After Menopause: Women Share Their Stories
Discover how menopause impacts sexual health and intimacy. Canadian women share their personal experiences with sex after menopause, from challenges to newfound pleasure.
Expert Questions Rising Youth Mental Health Diagnoses
British psychiatrist Sami Timimi argues we're over-medicalizing normal childhood behavior. He speaks in Montreal November 13 about mental health ideology's impact on youth.
How to Recognize Sleep Apnea and Get Help
Learn to identify sleep apnea symptoms and discover effective treatment options that can transform your sleep quality and overall health in Canada.
Carnival Cruise Ship Passenger Death Under Investigation
Authorities are investigating the death of a passenger aboard Carnival Horizon cruise ship. Get the latest details on this developing story and what we know so far.
Nova Scotia Black Men's Health Conference Focuses on Community
The Nova Scotia Black Men's Health Conference at NSCC's Akerley Campus focused on strengthening community bonds and addressing health disparities. Learn more about this vital initiative.
Blood Thinners No Longer Needed for Many: Study
A new study suggests many patients with atrial fibrillation may safely discontinue blood thinners, potentially reducing medication burdens. Learn more about the findings.
Truro Pedestrian Struck, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Truro, Nova Scotia. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on November 8, 2025.
Alberta Paramedics Overwhelmed by Overtime Demands
Alberta paramedics are working thousands of overtime hours monthly as population growth outpaces hiring. HSAA warns system is at breaking point. Read more.
Windsor Hospital Recruiting Diagnostic Imaging Staff
Windsor Regional Hospital launches recruitment drive for diagnostic imaging professionals to strengthen healthcare services in the region. Learn about opportunities now.
Windsor Hospital's $25K Bonus for Medical Imaging Jobs
Windsor Regional Hospital is offering $25,000 signing bonuses to recruit diagnostic imaging professionals across Canada to address critical staffing shortages affecting patient wait times.
Alzheimer's Drug Lecanemab Approved in Canada
Health Canada approves breakthrough Alzheimer's drug lecanemab, offering hope for slowing cognitive decline. Learn about eligibility, costs, and prevention strategies.
Health Alert: Why You Must Clean Your Water Bottle
Discover why neglecting to clean your reusable water bottle poses serious health risks and learn proper cleaning techniques to stay safe. Protect your health today!
Canadian News Update: Travel, Health and Sports
Latest Canadian news covering winter travel preparations, health warnings about unauthorized cancer treatments, and sports highlights including Connor Bedard's four-point night.
3 suspected drug overdoses in Grey Bruce region
Health officials confirm three suspected drug overdose cases in Grey Bruce this week. Learn about the public health response and safety resources available in the region.
Hatch Restore 3 Review: Finally Beating Insomnia
After years of insomnia, one Canadian found life-changing sleep with the Hatch Restore 3 sunrise alarm clock. Discover how this $170 device created better sleep routines.
Woman shares near-death experience in Winnipeg hospital ER
A Winnipeg woman's harrowing near-death experience in a crowded emergency room reveals critical gaps in Canada's healthcare system. Learn why patient advocacy matters.
Seasonal Depression Impacts Women Differently Than Men
Learn how seasonal affective disorder disproportionately affects women's mental health and discover strategies to manage symptoms during darker months.
Unauthorized Cancer Treatments Seized from B.C. Clinic
Health Canada warns about potential health risks from unauthorized cancer treatments seized from a British Columbia clinic. Officials urge public caution.
Vancouver urged to strengthen vaping rules for youth
A Canadian Lung Association study reveals 30% of BC high school students vaped recently. This article examines the accessibility of vape shops near schools and calls for stronger regulations in Vancouver.
New Study Questions Melatonin Use and Heart Health
A recent study raises questions about melatonin supplements and cardiovascular health. Learn the facts and what this means for Canadian users. Stay informed about your health choices.
Peloton recalls 45,000 bike seat posts in Canada
Peloton issues a major recall for exercise bike seat posts in Canada after reports of them breaking during use, posing a fall hazard. Learn how to get a free replacement.
Missing 74-year-old Toronto woman found safe
Toronto police confirm missing 74-year-old woman has been located safely. Get the latest updates on this developing story and community response.
Trump Pardons Baseball Great Darryl Strawberry
Former President Donald Trump has granted a full pardon to baseball legend Darryl Strawberry for past tax evasion and drug charges. Discover the story of his redemption and recovery journey.
Cambridge Hospital Uses Tiny Trackers for Newborn Safety
Cambridge Memorial Hospital introduces innovative Hugs tracking bands to monitor newborns, enhancing security measures for infant protection in Ontario healthcare facilities.
Ottawa veterans support peers at Perley Health care home
Veterans in Ottawa provide crucial support to fellow service members at Perley Health long-term care home. Learn how retired Colonel Claude Charland and Jocelyn Niven are making a difference.
Edmonton leads world in severe frostbite cases
Edmonton faces a public health emergency with record frostbite amputations. Experts urge immediate action on homelessness and emergency response protocols to save lives this winter.
Quebec doctor criticizes new health legislation
Dr. Trevor Hennessey resigns over Quebec's health system issues, calling new law attempt to shift government failures to physicians. Read the full story.
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