AI Health Misinformation Threatens Canadians, Expert Warns
University of Alberta expert Timothy Caulfield highlights the increasing difficulty in distinguishing AI-generated health content from legitimate sources, raising public health risks.
Category : Medical Research
Philips Unveils Rembra CT at ECR 2026: Speed and Access Breakthrough
Royal Philips introduces its next-generation Rembra CT system at ECR 2026, featuring industry-leading reconstruction speeds up to 106 images per second and capacity for 270 patients daily to support acute imaging environments.
Calgary Expert Advocates for Permanent Standard Time
University of Calgary circadian rhythm expert Dr. Michael Antle argues permanent standard time aligns better with human physiology as Alberta considers ending biannual clock changes.
AlayaCare AI Saves Home Care Agencies 80% Time and Costs
AlayaCare introduces AI-powered autonomous agents to streamline home care operations, reducing manual workload by up to 80% and enhancing caregiver efficiency with features like automated visit verification and care plan drafting.
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Study Validates Cannabix-Omega Marijuana Breath Test Accuracy
A groundbreaking peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Analytical Toxicology demonstrates the accuracy of Omega Laboratories' test method using Cannabix Technologies' breath collection unit for detecting recent marijuana use.
3M Canadians on GLP-1 Drugs Reshape Eating, Spending
A new survey reveals that approximately 3 million Canadian adults are now taking GLP-1 medications, leading to significant changes in dietary patterns and household expenditures across the nation.
AI Tool at CHEO Aims to Cut Pediatric Mental Health ER Revisits
Researchers at CHEO are developing an AI algorithm to predict which young mental health patients are most likely to return to the emergency department, aiming to provide targeted support and reduce high revisit rates.
Montreal's Forgotten Neurosurgery Pioneer Deserves Recognition
While Wilder Penfield became a legend, his colleague William Cone co-founded the Montreal Neurological Institute and made groundbreaking contributions that have been largely forgotten. A new book argues it's time to honor this unsung medical hero.
Cannabis Use Linked to Higher Anxiety and Depression in Canada
A new Canadian study finds a concerning correlation between increasing cannabis consumption and rising rates of anxiety and depression across the nation, highlighting significant public health implications.
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Virtual Hallway Cuts Patient Wait Times with 50 Specialties
Virtual Hallway, launched five years ago in Nova Scotia for psychiatry, now serves 50 medical specialties across six provinces, significantly speeding up referrals and reducing patient delays.
Canada's Drug Agency Denies Public Alzheimer's Drug Funding
Canada's Drug Agency has ruled against public funding for lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's drug, limiting access for patients despite its potential to slow disease progression.
Longevity Science vs Biohacking Hype: Expert Insights
Amidst a surge in aging research, Dr. Joe Schwarcz examines historical anti-aging attempts, modern biohacking trends, and highlights Dr. Eric Topol's evidence-based approach to longevity.
Forever Chemicals Age Men Over 50 Faster Than Women
New research indicates toxic PFAS chemicals found in plastics disproportionately accelerate biological aging in men aged 50-65 compared to women, raising significant public health concerns.
McGill Study Links Sleep Patterns to Health Risks
A new McGill University study identifies five distinct sleep-wake profiles, linking them to varying health and behavioral patterns, with significant implications for night owls and early birds.
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FDA Approves First Targeted Therapy for HER2-Mutant Lung Cancer
The FDA has granted accelerated approval to HERNEXEOS® (zongertinib) for adults with HER2-mutant advanced non-small cell lung cancer as an initial treatment option, based on a 76% objective response rate in clinical trials.
Doctor's Vulnerabilities Fuel Humanistic Medicine Advocacy
Dr. Tom Hutchinson reveals personal struggles in memoir, advocating for whole-person care to combat physician burnout and bureaucratic medical systems.
AI-Designed Oral GLP-1 Drug Enters Phase III Trial
MindRank announces first patient dosed in Phase III trial of MDR-001, an AI-designed oral GLP-1 receptor agonist for obesity and type 2 diabetes treatment in China.
U of A Celebrates Innovation and Partnerships at HealthTech 2026
The University of Alberta hosted the HealthTech Forward 2026 conference, highlighting local innovation and partnerships in medical technology, with ST Innovations director Vivian Mushahwar as a key speaker.
Book Stresses Dignity for Patients Facing Death
Psychiatrist Harvey Max Chochinov's new compilation 'In Search of Dignity' explores decades of palliative care research, emphasizing personhood over patienthood in medical encounters throughout life.
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AI Weapons Detection System Coming to Cape Breton Hospital
Cape Breton Regional Hospital in Sydney, Nova Scotia, will deploy an AI-powered weapons detection system to enhance security in its emergency department, aiming to protect staff and patients.
Pablum: Canada's Baby Cereal That Funded Medical Research
Developed at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children during the Great Depression, Pablum became a nutritional breakthrough and revenue source that supported decades of medical research.
Australian Gynecologist Accused of Unnecessary Surgeries
An Australian gynecologist is under investigation for performing unnecessary surgeries, including organ removals, on female patients, raising serious concerns about medical ethics and patient safety.
Dual Therapy: Mouth Shield + TAP Improves Sleep Apnea Health
TAP Sleep Care unveils groundbreaking research showing dual therapy with Mouth Shield and TAP devices improves oral, cardiac, and cognitive health in obstructive sleep apnea patients.
Ukrainian Eye Doctor Trains in Calgary for War Wounds
Dr. Pavla Ivaniuta, a Ukrainian eye surgeon, is undergoing specialized training in Calgary to enhance her skills in treating ocular injuries from the conflict in Ukraine, aiming to save vision for wounded soldiers and civilians.
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MUHC Studies VR to Help Cancer Patients in Treatment
The Montreal University Health Centre is exploring virtual reality as a therapeutic tool for cancer patients, with initial deployment in oncology attracting ICU interest for broader applications.
Understanding ALS: The Disease That Killed Actor Eric Dane
An in-depth look at Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), the progressive neurological condition that claimed the life of actor Eric Dane at age 53, exploring symptoms, causes, and current research.
Gaza War Death Toll Higher Than Reported, Study Finds
A new study indicates that fatalities in Gaza during the initial 15 months of the Israel-Hamas conflict exceeded previous estimates, highlighting significant human cost.
Dog Research Cleared at London Hospital, Ethical Debate Continues
A London, Ontario hospital's dog research has been officially cleared by a review, but animal rights advocates argue the core ethical issues remain unresolved, sparking ongoing controversy.
Dog Research Cleared of Welfare Breaches, Better Communication Urged
A London News Review investigation has found no animal welfare violations in recent dog research studies, but calls for improved transparency and public engagement to address concerns.
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Orange Juice Health Effects Vary by Weight, Study Finds
A 2025 study shows orange juice activates different genes in overweight versus normal weight individuals, highlighting how nutrition impacts vary based on body composition.
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