Inquiry: AstraZeneca Vaccine and Rare Disorder Link Examined
A Calgary fatality inquiry heard expert testimony about potential connections between the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and capillary leak syndrome, though timing questions remain.
Category : Medical Research
Why Children React Differently to Diseases: BC Study
Dr. Stuart Turvey leads a 16-year national study investigating why children experience varying outcomes from the same diseases, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Western University Study Tackles Family Doctor Shortage with Federal Funds
A research team at Western University's Schulich School receives federal funding to investigate business models in family medicine and their impact on physician workforce numbers across Canada.
Flood Halts 100 Research Projects at Montreal's Douglas Institute
A major flood at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute has forced the suspension of 100 research initiatives, causing significant disruption to mental health and neuroscience studies.
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U of A Researcher Probes 'Hot Shot' Homicides: Hidden Murders
A University of Alberta researcher is drawing attention to 'hot shot homicides,' undetected murders using illicit substances, as part of a broader study on forensic challenges in criminal investigations.
New Cholesterol Pill Offers Hope for Millions
An experimental cholesterol-lowering pill could provide a new treatment option for millions of Canadians at risk of heart disease, offering a potential breakthrough in cardiovascular health.
Kidney Disease Heart Failure Link Discovered in New Study
Researchers have identified toxic particles released by diseased kidneys that damage the heart, explaining the high mortality rate from heart complications in kidney patients.
Study Links Tobogganing to Head Injuries in Canada
A recent Canadian study highlights a concerning link between tobogganing and head injuries, prompting calls for increased safety awareness and helmet use during winter recreation.
McGill Launches Pandemic Readiness Lab for Future Crises
McGill University has launched the Pandemic and Emergency Readiness Lab (PERL) to strengthen Canada's preparedness for future pandemics and emergencies through research and policy development.
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Alberta Students Design Artificial Heart for Competition
University of Alberta biomedical engineering students form Alberta Heart group to design total artificial hearts and compete internationally in Heart Hackathon challenges.
Dogs Trained to Detect Deadly Canine Cancer in Research
Researchers at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center are training dogs to detect hemangiosarcoma, a lethal and often silent cancer in dogs, offering new hope for early diagnosis.
Cheese May Reduce Sleep Apnea Risk, Study Finds
New research suggests cheese consumption could lower sleep apnea risk by 28%. Study examines biomarkers and nutrients in cheese that may influence metabolic health.
Billionaire Dies During Penis Enlargement Surgery in Paris
Two plastic surgeons receive suspended sentences after billionaire bodybuilder Ehud Arye Laniado suffers fatal heart attack during penis enlargement procedure at Paris clinic.
Genetics and Lifespan: New Research Provides Estimate
A recent study offers a new estimate on how much genetics influence human longevity, shedding light on the complex interplay between genes and environment in determining lifespan.
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Michael J. Fox Slams Government on Parkinson's Funding
Actor Michael J. Fox expresses frustration over the Trump administration's silence on his plea for increased Parkinson's disease research funding, highlighting his foundation's efforts.
London Man Rows Atlantic for Brain Tumour Research
Kyle Wills of London, Ontario will embark on a solo row across the Atlantic Ocean in December 2026 to raise funds and awareness for brain tumour research.
SPRI and Vail Health Renew Five-Year Partnership
Steadman Philippon Research Institute and Vail Health have renewed their partnership with a five-year commitment, building on a decade of groundbreaking medical research in orthopaedics, cancer, and behavioral health.
Oral Weight-Loss Pills: Needle-Free Alternative to Ozempic
New oral versions of GLP-1 medications like semaglutide provide needle-free weight loss options with cardiovascular benefits, expanding treatment choices for patients.
Driving Patterns Could Predict Early Alzheimer's: UCalgary
University of Calgary researchers discover that analyzing how older adults navigate roads could enable early detection of Alzheimer's disease years before clinical symptoms manifest.
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New Plan to Assess Microplastics in Human Bodies
Researchers are creating innovative methods to measure microplastic accumulation in humans, addressing growing health concerns about plastic pollution exposure.
Cancer Survivor's Journey from Disfigurement to Resilience
Terry Healey shares his powerful story of surviving a rare facial cancer at 21, undergoing disfiguring surgery, and finding true confidence through inner healing and resilience strategies.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Dementia Prevention in Ontario Study
A new Ontario-based study suggests the shingles vaccine could help prevent or delay the onset of dementia, offering a potential breakthrough in neurodegenerative disease research.
Canadian ALS Helmet Could Revolutionize Brain Treatment
A groundbreaking Canadian-designed helmet delivers medication directly to the brain, offering new hope for ALS patients and potentially transforming neurological care.
Rhythmic Games May Help Children Who Stutter
A new study suggests rhythm-based video games could improve speech fluency in children with stuttering by enhancing motor control and timing skills through engaging gameplay.
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Albumin Protein Fights Deadly Black Fungus Infection
A groundbreaking study reveals albumin, the most abundant blood protein, serves as a powerful defense against mucormycosis, offering new therapeutic possibilities for this often-fatal fungal disease.
B.C. Teen Survives Rare Avian Flu After Medical Battle
A 13-year-old British Columbia girl became Canada's first locally-acquired avian influenza case in 2024, surviving against 50% mortality odds through advanced medical intervention at B.C. Children's Hospital.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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