Lafarge Cement Plant Faces Certified Class-Action Lawsuit
The Alberta Court of King's Bench certified a class-action lawsuit against Lafarge's Exshaw cement plant, alleging emissions caused health hazards and property damage for nearby residents.
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New Name Proposed for PCOS, Leading Cause of Infertility
A new name for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been proposed to better reflect the condition, which affects millions and is the most common cause of infertility.
Death Anxiety Linked to Mental Disorders, But Coping Exists
Fear of death is highly correlated with panic disorder, hypochondria, OCD, and other mental health issues, experts told a UBC psychology conference. Psychological 'buffers' can help manage this dread.
Slain Rocky View Worker Shot Three Times, Pathologist Says
A pathologist testified that Colin Hough was shot three times, but only one bullet to the chest was fatal. Two men face second-degree murder charges.
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Former hockey coach gets 6 years for sex assault of player
A former Winnipeg hockey coach has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually assaulting a player, following a guilty plea in court.
Endometriosis Tied to Slightly Higher Birth-Defect Risk
A new study reveals a small but significant link between endometriosis and increased risk of birth defects, emphasizing the need for closer monitoring.
Tummy Tuck for Diastasis Recti: A Life-Changing Decision
After four years of severe diastasis recti, a tummy tuck resolved back pain and core weakness. Insurance deemed it cosmetic, but the surgery restored quality of life.
Endometriosis Linked to Higher Birth Defect Risk
A new study finds babies born to mothers with endometriosis have a slightly elevated risk of birth defects, highlighting the need for further research.
Parents Reunited with Son Day Before His Cancer Death
Parents released from Arizona DHS facility reunited with their teen son Kevin González, 18, a day before he died of cancer.
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Iran Nobel Winner Released on Bail for Medical Care
Narges Mohammadi, Iranian Nobel laureate and human rights activist, released on bail for medical treatment, her supporters confirm.
Run for Ovarian Cancer Aims to Boost Survival Rate
The Run for Ovarian Cancer in London, Ont., honored 16 survivors and raised funds for research to increase survival rates, with emotional moments.
Kristin Smart Case: Unanswered Questions After 30 Years
Three decades after Kristin Smart's disappearance, key questions remain unanswered as new soil samples are taken near the convicted killer's home.
Rare Cancer Patients Become Close Friends
CTV's Jon Hendricks shares how two children battling rare cancers formed a strong friendship, supporting each other through treatment and creating a lasting bond.
Children battling rare cancer form unbreakable friendship
Two children fighting rare cancer have become close friends, sharing treatment journeys and emotional support. Their story highlights the power of connection amid illness.
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Lucan Woman's Ovarian Cancer Story Aims to Save Others
A Lucan woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer now advocates for screening tests. Her story aims to raise awareness and potentially save other women's lives.
Blue Jays' Berrios to See Elbow Specialist; Scherzer Gets Injection
José Berríos will visit Dr. Keith Meister for his elbow injury, while Max Scherzer receives a cortisone injection for forearm discomfort. Addison Barger is set to return.
Married Adults Less Likely to Get Cancer: Study
A new study reveals that married adults are less likely to develop cancer compared to single individuals, highlighting the potential health benefits of marriage.
Calgary Football Player Tackles Stage 4 Cancer
Kane Hart, a Calgary high school football player, is fighting Stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma with determination, inspiring his community and teammates.
Edmonton Piano Teacher Guilty of Sexual Interference
Cassius Alleyne, 61, was convicted of sexual interference for kissing and groping a nine-year-old student during piano lessons. He wept in court.
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Kennedy Pulls FDA Teen Tanning Bed Ban, Doctors Alarmed
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew a proposed FDA rule banning minors from indoor tanning beds, reversing a decade-long effort. Dermatologists warn of increased melanoma risk.
Ted Turner's Lewy Body Dementia: Key Facts
Ted Turner, CNN founder, died at 87 with Lewy body dementia. Learn about causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of this progressive brain disorder.
Molly the 'Zebra Dog' Raises NET Awareness in LaSalle
Meet Molly, a unique 'zebra dog' in LaSalle, Ont., helping her owner Lynn Chalut raise awareness about rare neuroendocrine tumours through her striking appearance.
Barrie Lowers Colon Cancer Screening Age to 45
Barrie, Ontario reduces the age for covered colon cancer screening from 50 to 45, aiming to detect colorectal cancer earlier and improve survival rates.
Artist Survives Colon Cancer, Partners with Gallery to Give Back
Jill Stevenson, a colon cancer survivor, teams up with Mountainside Gallery to support hospital through Palette of Hope event in Collingwood.
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Zebra Dog Raises Cancer Awareness in LaSalle, Ont.
Molly the 'zebra dog' and owner Lynn Chalut are raising awareness about neuroendocrine tumours in LaSalle, Ontario, one stripe at a time.
Canada Eases Disability Tax Credit Access for 40+ Conditions
The federal government's spring economic update streamlines the disability tax credit application for over 40 medical conditions, reducing paperwork for practitioners.
Bonnie Tyler Recovering After Emergency Surgery
Bonnie Tyler, 74, is recovering in a Portuguese hospital after emergency intestinal surgery. The singer's team confirms the surgery went well, and she is now recuperating.
Tattoo-Related Uveitis: New Study Links Ink to Vision Loss
A new study reveals tattoo-related uveitis may cause eye pain, light sensitivity, and vision loss. W5 investigates the link between tattoos and eye inflammation.
Ontario Lowers Colorectal Cancer Screening Age
Ontario lowers colorectal cancer screening age to 45, praised by survivors and experts. New guidelines aim to detect cancer earlier and save lives.
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Dalhousie Scientists Ovarian Cancer Research Breakthroughs
Dalhousie University researchers have made significant advances in ovarian cancer research, offering new hope for treatment and early detection.
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