Floating vs. Sinking Stool: Health Clues
Doctors explain why stool typically sinks, what floating poop may indicate about fat malabsorption or diet, and when to seek medical advice for bowel changes.
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Nocturia: Health Risks of Nighttime Urination
Urologic surgeon Dr. Dean Elterman details the causes of nocturia, the condition of waking up to urinate at night, and its implications for overall health and well-being.
Frostbite Prevention and Treatment Guide
As extreme cold grips Canada, learn crucial frostbite prevention tips and emergency treatment steps from medical experts to stay safe during winter.
B.C. Mother Questions Cancer Care Delays After Stage 4 Diagnosis
A British Columbia mother with Stage 4 cancer is publicly questioning whether delays in accessing an oncologist allowed her disease to progress, highlighting systemic healthcare concerns.
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Wingham Hospital ER Closed Overnight Due to Staff Shortages
The emergency department at Wingham and District Hospital in Ontario will be closed overnight due to staffing shortages, impacting local healthcare access during extreme cold weather warnings.
Calgary Spin-A-Thon Kicks Off 2026 Tour Alberta for Cancer
The Alberta Cancer Foundation hosted a fundraising spin-a-thon in Calgary to mark registration opening for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, supporting cancer research and awareness.
Ottawa Experts Warn of Youth Vaping Crisis, Call for Regulation
Health professionals and researchers gathered in Ottawa to address the escalating youth vaping crisis, urging stronger regulatory measures to protect young Canadians from nicotine addiction.
Flu Cases Drop in Waterloo Region, Second Spike Possible
Waterloo Region sees a decrease in flu cases after a holiday spike, but public health officials urge continued vaccination to prevent a potential second wave.
GardaWorld Hires New ER Staff After Cold Incident
GardaWorld is recruiting new emergency room personnel following an incident where security guards left an intoxicated man outside in freezing conditions last month in Saskatoon.
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Edmonton Cyclists Kick Off 2026 Cancer Fundraiser Registration
The Spin for Hope event in Edmonton marks the beginning of registration for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, aiming to boost participation and fundraising for vital cancer research initiatives across the province.
Edmonton Care Centre Mice Infestation Persists for Months
The Edmonton General Continuing Care Centre faces a severe mice infestation affecting nearly 500 residents, with the Alberta NDP criticizing delayed action and calling for urgent intervention.
Weekly Aerobic Exercise May Keep Brain Younger: Study
New research published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science reveals that 150 minutes of weekly aerobic exercise can reduce brain age by nearly a full year compared to sedentary individuals.
Moncton Woman Wants Province to Pay for Transplant Flight
Stephanie Beers of Moncton, New Brunswick, requires a life-saving transplant and is urging the provincial government to cover her travel costs to the medical facility.
Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer 2026 Registration Begins
Registration has officially launched for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, Alberta's largest cancer fundraiser. The two-day cycling event will take place in Strathmore on July 18-19, featuring three distance options and aiming to build on over $1
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$1M Investment Expands Bariatric Care in Calgary
The Calgary Health Foundation commits $1 million to expand specialized bariatric care at two Carewest locations, improving access to rehabilitation for Albertans with severe obesity.
NB, Feds Invest $4M+ in Alzheimer's Care Training
The Government of New Brunswick and the federal government are jointly investing over $4 million to enhance specialized training for Alzheimer's disease and dementia care providers across the province.
Hospital Wait Times Compared Across Canada in New Study
A new comprehensive study analyzes hospital wait times across all Canadian provinces and territories, highlighting significant regional variations in access to emergency and elective care.
Calgary Health Foundation Commits $1M for Bariatric Care Expansion
Calgary Health Foundation has pledged $1 million to Assisted Living Alberta to enhance specialized bariatric care services at two Calgary facilities, aiming to free up hospital beds and improve patient outcomes.
Measles Cases Surge in U.S., Spread to Five More States
The measles outbreak in the United States continues to grow, with five additional states reporting cases this week. California, Minnesota, Washington, Idaho, and Kentucky have joined the list of affected regions.
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Potupus Foldable Treadmill on Sale for Under $100
Amazon currently offers the Potupus foldable treadmill at 32% off, priced at $94.97. This compact machine features a stability bar, speeds up to 7.6 mph, and is ideal for small spaces.
How to Get Off the Diet Roller Coaster Forever
Vancouver naturopath Dr. Allana Polo explains how identifying six hunger types can help Canadians achieve sustainable weight management without restrictive diets.
Trump's Hand Bruise Linked to Aspirin and Minor Injury
Former U.S. President Donald Trump explains a visible bruise on his left hand resulted from bumping furniture while taking daily aspirin for heart health, prompting questions about medication side effects.
Kashechewan Water Crisis May Cause Parasite Cases
A water crisis in Kashechewan First Nation may have led to parasite infections among residents, prompting evacuations and a state of emergency in Northern Ontario.
Manitoba Recruits 13 U.S.-Trained Doctors for Healthcare
Manitoba has successfully recruited 13 American-trained physicians to work in various communities, addressing healthcare shortages and improving access to medical services across the province.
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Parasite Cases in Kashechewan Amid Evacuation
Residents of Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario test positive for a parasite during an evacuation, raising health concerns in the remote community.
U.S. Withdraws from WHO Over Pandemic Response
The United States has formally severed ties with the World Health Organization, citing its COVID-19 response and inability to reform. The Trump administration insists the U.S. will remain a global health leader.
Chemistry Breakthrough Creates New Wave of Oral Weight-Loss Medications
The development of oral GLP-1 agonists marks a pharmaceutical milestone, tracing from 1902 hormone discoveries to today's obesity treatments through innovative chemistry.
Floods Push Crocodiles into Mozambican Towns, Health Fears Rise
Severe flooding in Mozambique has displaced crocodiles into urban areas, raising significant health and safety concerns for local communities.
Frostbite Timeline: How Fast It Strikes in Toronto Cold
Medical experts detail frostbite onset times as Toronto faces extreme cold from the polar vortex. Learn critical warning signs and safety measures during dangerous wind chills.
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India Battles Nipah Virus Outbreak with 75% Fatality Rate
Health officials in India race to contain a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, with two confirmed cases and fears of undetected spread. The bat-borne pathogen has never been found in Canada.
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