Pharmacists Fill Primary Care Gaps in Canada
Canadian health authorities are empowering pharmacists to test and treat more conditions, like strep throat, to reduce physician workload and improve healthcare access nationwide.
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Health Canada Recalls Blood Pressure Medication Over Mix-Up
Health Canada has issued a Canada-wide recall for MAR-Amlodipine 5 mg tablets after discovering some bottles contain the wrong drug, posing serious health risks including dangerously high blood pressure and organ damage.
P.E.I. Pharmacies Now Test and Treat Strep Throat
Prince Edward Island pharmacists can now diagnose and treat strep throat, part of an expansion aimed at reducing physician workload and improving healthcare access.
Health Canada Recalls Blood Pressure Drugs: Check Your Meds
Health Canada has announced a recall for specific lots of Midodrine and MAR-Amlodipine tablets used to treat low and high blood pressure. Patients are urged to verify their prescriptions immediately.
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B.C. Rural Areas Hit Hard by Toxic Drug Supply Crisis
British Columbia's smaller communities face disproportionate impacts from tainted street drugs containing medetomidine, with emergency calls spiking and support services overwhelmed.
Gut Bacteria Removal Enhances Cancer Treatment
A Montreal study reveals eliminating specific gut bacteria, not adding beneficial ones, improves cancer immunotherapy effectiveness by enhancing immune response.
Blood Pressure Drug Recall After Pill Mix-Up in Canada
Health Canada has announced a recall for specific blood pressure medications due to a packaging error that led to pill mix-ups between two different drugs.
Rage Room Experience: Releasing Decades of Repressed Anger
A personal account of visiting a rage room to confront repressed anger, exploring the psychological benefits of controlled destruction and the societal pressures that suppress female rage.
Novo Nordisk Surges as Hims Pulls Weight Loss Pill
Novo Nordisk shares experience a significant surge following news that Hims & Hers has withdrawn its $49 weight loss pill from the U.S. market due to FDA pressure, impacting competitive dynamics.
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Wear Red Canada Day 2026 Highlights Women's Heart Health Crisis
Wear Red Canada Day on February 13, 2026, raises awareness about heart disease as the leading cause of premature death for Canadian women, emphasizing under-diagnosis and unique symptoms.
Hospital Waiting Room Infection Risks: Expert Insights
Infectious disease specialists from Montreal hospitals explain how to reduce transmission risks in medical waiting rooms, discussing measles, flu, COVID-19 and prevention strategies.
Gambling Addiction Wipes Out Retired Couple's $600K Savings
A Texas couple's 58-year marriage faces financial ruin after a husband's slot machine addiction leads to bankruptcy, forcing them to rely on their son for survival.
Mission Hospital ER Closed Overnight Due to Doctor Shortage (08.02.2026)
Mission Memorial Hospital's emergency department will be closed overnight Sunday due to a critical shortage of doctors, marking another service disruption in a pattern of recurring closures.
Mission Memorial Hospital ER Closing Overnight
Mission Memorial Hospital's emergency room will close overnight, impacting healthcare access in the Fraser Valley. The temporary closure highlights ongoing pressures on BC's healthcare system.
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Elmira Super Bowl Tailgate Marks 10 Years of Cancer Fundraising
An annual Super Bowl tailgate event in Elmira, Ontario, has reached a significant milestone, celebrating its 10th year of raising crucial funds for cancer programs through community support and festive gatherings.
Vancouver Nurse Suspended Over Patient Privacy Breach
A Vancouver nurse has been suspended for one week after accessing patient medical records without proper authorization, highlighting ongoing concerns about healthcare privacy and professional conduct in British Columbia.
Health Official Urges Measles Vaccination Amid Outbreaks
A top U.S. health official calls for measles vaccinations as outbreaks spread across multiple states, risking the nation's elimination status for the disease.
Napanee House Fire: One Dead, Two Injured
Ontario Fire Marshal investigates fatal house fire in Napanee where one man died and two others were injured, with one in critical condition after jumping from balcony.
Measles' Long-Term Effects on Unvaccinated Child
A Canadian mother shares her infant's ongoing health struggles months after recovering from measles, highlighting risks for those too young for vaccination.
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Winnipeg's Toba Centre Launches Comfort Kit Drive for Youth
The Toba Centre for Children and Youth in Winnipeg has initiated the Herding Hope: Comfort Kit Drive, collecting curated donations to aid children and families recovering from trauma and harm.
Grey County Opioid Poisonings Down 72% in 2025
Grey County reports a significant 72% decrease in opioid poisoning incidents in 2025, attributed to enhanced outreach and support services in the region.
Man Dies in Napanee House Fire, Investigation Ongoing
A 65-year-old man has died in a house fire in Napanee, Ontario, with two other residents injured. The Ontario Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the Saturday night blaze.
Windsor WECHU Aims to Continue Beach Water Testing Program
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is looking to continue its innovative predictive beach water testing program, which uses data analysis to forecast water quality and protect public health.
Family Doctors Burn Out from Administrative Overload
A recent survey reveals Canadian family doctors spend 9 hours weekly on paperwork, fueling a burnout epidemic as administrative demands surge compared to 20 years ago.
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Ottawa Doctor's Guide to Choosing Supplements Wisely
Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng from Ottawa shares expert advice on selecting supplements, emphasizing safety and personalized needs before pharmacy purchases.
Advocates Call for Collaboration in National Men's Health Conversation
As men's health becomes a focal point in Canada's national discourse, advocates are urging for increased cooperation among stakeholders to address critical issues and improve outcomes.
Stair Climbing Breathlessness: Normal or Concerning?
Experts explain why you get winded climbing stairs, when it's normal, red flags to watch for, and how to build stair-climbing endurance safely.
Mar-a-Lago Face: Cosmetic Surgery as MAGA Status Symbol
The 'Mar-a-Lago face' aesthetic has become a distinctive marker within Trump's political circles, combining cosmetic procedures with class signaling and political allegiance.
Expert Tips for Regular Bowel Movements and Digestive Health
Constipation affects millions, but doctors and nutritionists offer practical strategies like fiber intake, hydration, exercise, and bathroom habits to achieve regularity and improve digestive wellness.
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T. rex Sleep Position Linked to Nerve Damage
Sleeping with arms bent and tucked in, dubbed the 'T. rex position,' can lead to lasting nerve damage, numbness, and shoulder stiffness, warn sleep specialists and orthopedic surgeons.
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