Autopsy Details Death of Canadian Teen Found with Dingoes
Preliminary autopsy results for Piper James, a 19-year-old from B.C., indicate drowning as cause of death with extensive post-mortem dingo bite marks found on her body.
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Wegovy Pill Prescriptions Hit 18,410 in First Week
Novo Nordisk's new Wegovy weight-loss pill recorded 18,410 prescriptions in its first full week post-launch, signaling robust early demand in the pharmaceutical market.
Canadian Teen's Death in Australia: Autopsy Points to Drowning, Not Dingo Attack
An autopsy has determined that 19-year-old Piper James from Campbell River, B.C., likely drowned while swimming in Australia, with dingo bite marks found to be post-mortem, contradicting initial reports of a fatal dingo attack.
Whole Milk vs. Skim: New Dietary Guidelines Explained
Recent dietary guidelines recommend full-fat dairy, sparking debate among health experts. Learn what doctors say about whole milk versus low-fat options for heart and bone health.
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Ontario Hospitals Have 'No Easy Choices' to Save Money
The Ontario Hospital Association warns that provincial hospitals are out of options to cut costs, facing severe financial pressures that threaten services.
Doctor Raises Concerns About Trump's Cognitive Health
A medical analyst points to observable patterns in Donald Trump's public behavior that suggest potential cognitive decline, referencing family history and recent incidents.
N.B. to Release Final Report on Mystery Brain Disease
The New Brunswick government is preparing to deliver its conclusive findings on a perplexing neurological illness that has affected residents, with the report expected to provide critical insights.
U.S. Exits WHO, Igniting Global Health and Financial Crisis
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, citing management failures during COVID-19. The move triggers a financial crisis for WHO and raises concerns about global health security.
FBI Investigates Jim Irsay's Death and Doctor's Involvement
The FBI is investigating the death of former Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay and the doctor who provided him with prescription drugs and ketamine before his passing in 2025.
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London Cares Opens Extra Warming Spaces Overnight
London Cares has opened additional overnight warming spaces to provide refuge for unhoused individuals during a severe cold spell, highlighting community efforts to address homelessness.
B.C. Woman's Liver Transplant Delayed After 13-Month Wait
Lyndsay Richholt, a 43-year-old Kelowna mother with end-stage liver failure, faces uncertainty after her scheduled transplant was cancelled. She highlights challenges in B.C.'s transplant system.
Lethbridge Senior Woodshop Reopens After Renovations
The newly renovated woodshop at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization has officially reopened, offering enhanced opportunities for hands-on learning, creativity, and active aging for local seniors.
Ottawa Parents Guide to Vaccine Record Notices
Ottawa Public Health is issuing vaccine record notices to parents. Here's what families need to know about immunization requirements and clinic availability.
Saskatchewan Launches Hospital Safety Review
Saskatchewan government initiates third-party review of hospital security following staff and patient concerns about weapons being brought into facilities, with metal detectors already deployed.
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Essex-Windsor EMS Pitches Nurse-Led 911 Call Triage System
Essex-Windsor EMS is proposing a significant change to 911 call handling that would involve nurses assessing non-emergency calls to optimize paramedic response for critical situations.
Quebec Woman Among First to Get New Alzheimer's Drug
A Longueil woman is among the first patients in Canada to receive a newly approved Alzheimer's drug designed to slow disease progression, marking a significant milestone in neurological treatment.
Manitoba Dialysis Services Inefficient: Auditor General
Manitoba's auditor general reveals significant inefficiencies in dialysis service management, highlighting systemic issues in healthcare delivery and resource allocation.
U.S. Completes Withdrawal from World Health Organization
The United States has officially withdrawn from the World Health Organization, a move initiated under the Trump administration and now finalized, reshaping international health governance.
Toxicology Report Awaited in Suspicious Edmonton Death
Edmonton police are investigating a suspicious death after a 51-year-old man was found deceased in a central Edmonton home. The medical examiner awaits toxicology results to determine cause of death.
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Saskatchewan Launches Hospital Safety Review
The Saskatchewan government has initiated an independent review of hospital safety protocols as security incidents rise across provincial healthcare facilities.
Measles Case on Flight to Montreal Airport Confirmed
Public health officials confirm a measles case on a Royal Air Maroc flight arriving at Montreal-Trudeau airport, prompting contact tracing and vaccination reminders.
NB Physician Recruitment Misses Annual Target: Report
New Brunswick's Horizon Health Network recruited 131 physicians in 2026 but remains below its annual goal, highlighting ongoing healthcare staffing challenges in Atlantic Canada.
Gatineau Boil Water Advisory Impacts 77,000
A boil water advisory has been issued for 77,000 residents in Gatineau, Quebec, requiring precautions until water safety is confirmed by municipal authorities.
Ontario Fast-Tracks Six New Cancer Drugs for Patients
The Ontario government is expediting the approval process for six innovative cancer medications, aiming to provide faster treatment access for patients across the province facing serious oncological conditions.
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5th Maternity Diversion at Peace Arch Hospital in Fraser Health
Fraser Health Authority faces its fifth maternity diversion at Peace Arch Hospital, raising concerns about healthcare capacity and patient access in British Columbia's Lower Mainland region.
LifeLabs Opens New Diagnostic Centre in New Westminster
LifeLabs has opened a new Patient Service Centre in Uptown New Westminster, replacing an older location to provide enhanced diagnostic care with improved facilities and accessibility for the growing community.
Veterinary Sedative Medetomidine Found in B.C. Street Drugs
Health officials warn of medetomidine, a powerful veterinary sedative, appearing in B.C.'s unregulated drug supply. When mixed with opioids like fentanyl, it creates deadly combinations that naloxone cannot reverse.
Terminal Cancer Patient Faces Months-Long Wait for Scans in BC
Sara Gillooly, a 40-year-old mother from Port Moody, says lengthy wait times for CT and PET scans may have prevented timely treatment for her terminal cancer diagnosis.
Cannabix Marijuana Breath Test on AlcoPro Catalog Cover
Cannabix Technologies' Marijuana Breath Test will be prominently featured on the cover of AlcoPro's 2026 product catalog, reaching over 85,000 businesses globally.
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Patients May Keep Weight Off After GLP-1 Drugs: U.S. Data
New U.S. research indicates a significant number of patients can sustain weight loss after discontinuing GLP-1 medications like Wegovy, offering hope for long-term obesity management.
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