When Healthy Eating Becomes Unhealthy: Orthorexia
Orthorexia, an obsession with healthy eating, is increasingly common due to social media pressure. Learn the signs, such as extreme food restrictions and social interference, and how to seek help.
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Aging and Digestion: Tips to Boost Gut Health as You Age
As we age, digestive issues like bloating and constipation become more common due to changes in the GI tract. Experts share strategies to optimize digestion through diet, hydration, and lifestyle adjustments.
41% of Canadians Support MAID Refusal Rights, Poll Shows
A new ResearchCo. survey reveals 41% of Canadians believe healthcare professionals should be allowed to refuse MAID based on moral or religious grounds, highlighting a significant national divide.
Quebec Forensic Odontologist Identifies Pamela Harvey After Decades
A forensic odontologist from Quebec's LSJML used dental records to identify Pamela Harvey, solving a cold case dating back to at least 1998, highlighting advances in forensic science.
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AI Tackles Endometriosis Diagnostic Delays in Toronto
Researchers in Toronto are pioneering artificial intelligence to significantly reduce diagnostic delays for endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women globally.
Crystal Pool Safe After Hazmat Scare, Reopening Tuesday
Victoria's Crystal Pool is confirmed safe following a hazardous materials incident that hospitalized eight people, but will remain closed until Tuesday for final checks.
Boy, 9, Found Locked in Van Since 2024 in France
A 9-year-old boy was discovered severely malnourished and unable to walk after being locked inside his father's utility van in Eastern France since 2024, authorities reported.
Health Canada Recalls Children's Magnet Game for Ingestion Risks
Health Canada has issued a recall for the Kollide Magnet Game due to severe ingestion hazards that pose potentially life-threatening risks to children, urging immediate disposal or return.
Prairie Harm Reduction Closure Felt as Loss of Safety in Community
The closure of Prairie Harm Reduction in Saskatoon has created a significant void, with community members expressing concerns over the loss of a critical safe space for vulnerable populations.
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Councillor's Health Journey: Chemo, Hospitalization, and Quilt Gift
London Councillor Elizabeth Peloza opens up about her chemotherapy journey, an unexpected hospitalization, and the heartwarming gift from Victoria's Quilts Canada that brought her solace during a challenging time.
Magnet Game Recalled in Canada Due to Life-Threatening Risks
Health Canada has issued a recall for the Kollide Magnet Game, warning of potentially life-threatening ingestion hazards for children. The agency advises immediate disposal and refunds.
TitanPlay's Early-Stage Responsible Gambling Approach in Ontario
TitanPlay, a regulated iGaming operator in Ontario, details its proactive responsible gambling strategy, focusing on player awareness and safeguards before gameplay begins to enhance protection.
Sleep Problems May Be Early Dementia Warning Signs (11.04.2026)
Chronic sleep issues like severe insomnia or acting out dreams may indicate early dementia risk, as brain health and sleep are deeply interconnected, according to neurologists.
Why Patients Lie to Doctors: The Health Risks of Dishonesty
A University of Utah study reveals 60-80% of adults lie to doctors about lifestyle habits, medication adherence, and symptoms. Medical experts explain why honesty is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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Eye Health Myth Debunked: Young Adults Also at Risk
An ophthalmologist warns that vision-threatening eye conditions are not exclusive to older adults, highlighting diabetic retinopathy as a leading cause of blindness in working-age Americans.
Never-Married People Show Higher Cancer Risk, Research Finds
A comprehensive study involving over four million adults reveals never-married individuals face substantially higher cancer risks, with men at 68% and women at 83% increased rates compared to married counterparts.
B.C. Ministry Implements Safeguards After Teen Burns Incident
Following a CTV News report on a teen with special needs who sustained horrific burns from a bath while in ministry care, the British Columbia government has enacted new protective measures to prevent similar incidents.
Sturgeon Lake First Nation to Open Maternal Care Center
A new birthing and childrearing lodge is set to open on April 29 in Sturgeon Lake First Nation, providing dedicated maternal care services to the community.
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Persist Due to Staff Shortages
Politicians are responding to the Regina Urgent Care Centre's recurring early closures on weekends, highlighting persistent staff shortages that continue to impact emergency healthcare access in the community.
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Sudbury Extendicare Workers Rally Against Layoffs
Workers at Extendicare Countryside in Sudbury held a rally to demand an immediate halt to layoffs, highlighting concerns over job security and care quality in long-term facilities.
Nurse Practitioners Gather in Halifax for National Conference
Hundreds of nurse practitioners from across Canada convened in Halifax for the National Nurse Practitioner Conference, highlighting key issues in healthcare.
Nokomis Pharmacy Sale Forces Town to Seek Healthcare Solutions
The sale of Nokomis Pharmacy has left the community without a local pharmacy, prompting urgent discussions about alternative healthcare access and solutions for residents.
Ottawa Hospital Cuts 400 Jobs, OC Transpo Issues, Senators Near Playoffs
The Ottawa Hospital announces 400 job cuts amid financial challenges, OC Transpo's new boss faces LRT problems, and the Senators edge closer to a playoff spot with a win over the Panthers.
Musician Thanks Sudbury Hospital Nurses with Original Song
A musician from Parry Sound debuted a heartfelt song at Health Sciences North to honor the nurses who cared for him during his hospital stay, showcasing gratitude through music.
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Chemical Incident at Victoria Pool Sends Eight to Hospital
Emergency crews responded to a chemical incident at a Victoria swimming pool, transporting eight individuals to hospital with unknown injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Manitoba Re-Establishes Cardiac Care Program
The Manitoba government is re-establishing a dedicated program for cardiac care, with Premier Wab Kinew emphasizing it as a crucial health priority for the province.
Woman Dies in Halifax Fire, Autopsy to Be Conducted
A woman has died following a weekend apartment fire in Halifax's Spryfield neighborhood. Firefighters rescued two occupants, and an autopsy is scheduled to determine the cause of death as investigations continue.
Ottawa Family Fights for Gene Therapy for Daughter with Rett Syndrome
An Ottawa family is campaigning to secure access to a groundbreaking gene therapy for their daughter diagnosed with Rett syndrome, highlighting the challenges faced by families with rare diseases.
Unauthorized Abortion Pill Sellers Target Women in Canada
Healthcare professionals in Canada are raising alarms about unauthorized online sellers marketing abortion pills directly to women, bypassing medical oversight and posing significant health risks.
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Wallaceburg Hospital Gets $2.5M Provincial Planning Grant
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has received a $2.5 million provincial planning grant to advance the redevelopment of the Wallaceburg hospital, marking a significant step forward for healthcare infrastructure in southwestern Ontario.
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