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Trump Says Medical Checkup Went 'Perfectly' After Exam
President Trump's physical at Walter Reed lasted 3.5 hours; he declared it went 'perfectly.' White House promises details soon amid health concerns.
Astronaut's Speech Loss in Space Raises Concerns
An astronaut on the ISS suddenly lost the ability to speak, prompting NASA to investigate. The incident highlights potential medical risks for long-duration space missions.
Ex-Guard's Harassment Dismissal Upheld by Board
A former Bowden Institution guard loses his grievance against termination and pay cuts for serial sexual harassment and death threats, as ruled by the Labour Relations Board.
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Nova Scotia is spending $6.2 million on a new psychological health centre at Dalhousie University, aiming to expand mental health services and training.
Texas Teen Bitten by Shark While Hauling It onto Boat
A 17-year-old boy was hospitalized after being bitten by a shark while trying to bring it aboard a boat near Galveston, Texas. His father applied a tourniquet.
French Man Gets 25 Years for Torture, Rape of Ex-Partner
A French court sentenced Guillaume Bucci to 25 years for torturing and raping his ex-partner over seven years, forcing her to have sex with hundreds of men.
Calgary Police Submerge Pig Cadavers in Bow River for Forensics
Calgary police are collaborating with researchers to study pig cadavers in the Bow River, aiming to improve recovery of human remains in water-related investigations.
Trump, 80, to Undergo Medical Exam Amid Health Scrutiny
President Donald Trump, nearly 80, is scheduled for a medical exam, putting his health under renewed public scrutiny. The exam follows years of debate over his fitness.
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Saanich Drug Bust: Two Arrested, $55K in Drugs Seized
Saanich police arrest two after drug probe uncovers fentanyl, meth, GHB, and stolen goods valued at $55,000. The investigation led to significant seizures.
Family: concerns dismissed before woman died in childbirth
The family of Jaali Weenie-Sutherland, who died after giving birth in Saskatoon, says her pre-eclampsia symptoms were ignored by hospital staff, demanding a transparent investigation.
Man Who Killed Brother and Ate Eye Found Dead in Jail
Matthew Hertgen, who killed his brother and cat in 2025, was found dead in a New Jersey jail cell. He was deemed legally insane due to schizophrenia.
Enhanced Games Kick Off in Las Vegas with Drug-Using Athletes
The first Enhanced Games in Las Vegas features athletes using performance-enhancing drugs to break world records, sparking health and ethical debates.
Montreal clinic supports pregnant women with cancer
MATERNEO clinic at CHUM in Montreal provides specialized care for pregnant women with cancer, offering hope and multidisciplinary treatment.
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A Saskatchewan woman in need of a kidney transplant has turned to billboard advertising to find a living donor, sparking debate over unconventional organ donation methods.
Lyme Disease Survivor Launches Tick Testing Company
Justin Wood's personal battle with Lyme disease inspired him to start Geneticks, a tick testing lab in Kitchener, helping others identify tick-borne diseases early.
GLP-1 Drugs May Reduce Cancer Spread, Study Finds
New research suggests GLP-1 medications could reduce metastatic progression in certain cancers, especially in patients with diabetes or obesity.
Edmonton Dog Owner Guilty in Fatal Attack on Boy, 11
An Edmonton dog owner has been found guilty of criminal negligence causing death after an 11-year-old boy was killed in a dog attack in April 2024.
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The NTSB is demanding the removal of a leaked PDF containing the final cockpit words from a UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky, which killed both pilots.
Iran Says U.S. Proposal Narrows Gaps in Nuclear Talks
Iran says the latest U.S. proposal has narrowed gaps in nuclear deal talks, but further progress requires an end to war threats. Key sticking points remain on enrichment and uranium stocks.
MAF and Surgeon Bring Hope to Angola's Fistula Patients
Mission Aviation Fellowship and Dr. Stephen Foster partner to treat obstetric fistula in Angola, using aviation to reach remote women and restore their dignity.
Why More Canadian Parents Refuse Newborn Vitamin K Shots
A growing number of Canadian parents are declining vitamin K injections for newborns, citing safety concerns despite decades of proven effectiveness in preventing bleeding disorders.
Forensic evidence in trial of Alliston man accused of killing friend
Forensic evidence was heard in the trial of Gabriel DiCecco, an Alliston man accused of shooting and dismembering his best friend William Schernhammer.
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Why Clinical Trials Matter for B.C. Healthcare Future
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Handwriting Speed May Reveal Cognitive Decline in Seniors
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POTS Study: No Cure, But Symptoms Can Improve
A University of Calgary study finds that POTS, a nervous system disorder affecting women, cannot be cured but symptoms can improve with treatment, dispelling myths of full recovery.
New Brunswick Invests $2.5M in Clot-Busters for Paramedics
New Brunswick allocates up to $2.5 million for thrombolytics, enabling paramedics to administer clot-busting drugs to stroke patients, potentially saving lives.
Tori Amos Injured After Tour Bus Avoids Moose in Europe
Tori Amos suffered a face injury when her tour bus swerved to avoid a moose in Sweden. She reassured fans that her European shows will continue as scheduled.
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