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.
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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.
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.
Indigenous Physician Dr. Barry Lavallee Dies Unexpectedly
First Nations organizations are mourning the sudden loss of Dr. Barry Lavallee, a dedicated physician, researcher, and fearless advocate for Indigenous health and rights in Canada.
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Pig kidney transplant patient receives human organ
Tim Andrews, the first recipient of an experimental pig kidney transplant, has successfully received a human kidney. This groundbreaking case marks a pivotal moment in xenotransplantation research. Learn about this medical bridge to survival.
Study Finds No Link Between Tylenol in Pregnancy and Autism
A comprehensive review in The Lancet finds acetaminophen safe for pregnancy, contradicting recent U.S. administration warnings. Learn what the science says.
Research: Tylenol does not raise autism risk
A major new study strengthens evidence that acetaminophen (Tylenol) does not increase autism risk in children, countering previous controversial claims. Get the facts on the research.
Study: Horses Detect Human Fear Through Smell
Groundbreaking research reveals horses can literally smell human fear, confirming long-held beliefs about equine intuition. Discover how this impacts human-animal interaction.
Gene Discovery Sheds Light on Pregnancy Heart Failure
Scientists identify a critical molecular safeguard for the maternal heart, offering new hope for treating peripartum cardiomyopathy, a rare pregnancy-related heart condition.
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AI Revolutionizes Heart Care at Vancouver General Hospital
A groundbreaking AI project at Vancouver General Hospital is transforming cardiac care by predicting patient mortality risks. Discover how this Canadian innovation is reshaping healthcare.
Vancouver doctor researches new Parkinson's treatments
Dr. Stefan Lang at Vancouver General Hospital is pioneering research using deep brain stimulation to treat anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline in Parkinson's patients. Learn about this groundbreaking study.
McGill discovery may improve IVF success rates
Researchers at McGill University have made a discovery that could significantly improve the success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments. Learn how this finding may change fertility care.
Weight-Loss Drug Pioneer Honored with King Faisal Prize
Professor Svetlana Mojsov, whose research led to revolutionary drugs like Ozempic, has been awarded the 2026 King Faisal Prize in Medicine. Her work is tackling a global obesity crisis.
Tattoos and Immune System: Health Impacts Explained
New research explores the complex relationship between getting inked and your body's defenses. Discover the science behind tattoos and long-term immune response.
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Dr. Lorne Tyrell promoted to Order of Canada Companion
Edmonton virologist Dr. Lorne J. Tyrell has been promoted to Companion, the highest rank within the Order of Canada. Discover his groundbreaking contributions to medical science.
3D-Printed Lung Tissue Breakthrough at MUHC
A Montreal researcher's innovative use of 3D printing and VR to create lung tissue promises to revolutionize respiratory disease treatment and drug testing. Discover the future of medical care.
How a gut molecule from healthy foods fights diabetes
A new study from the Ottawa Heart Institute reveals how a natural gut molecule, produced from foods like broccoli and salmon, combats inflammation to protect against type 2 diabetes and obesity. Discover the science behind your diet.
Lyme Disease Research in Jeopardy Due to Funding Delays
Critical Lyme disease research at Johns Hopkins University is at risk as federal funding delays threaten to halt progress. Learn how this impacts public health and the fight against tick-borne illnesses.
Biomarker for Chronic Stress Found in Chest CT Scans
Johns Hopkins researchers identify a biological marker for chronic stress visible on standard chest CTs, potentially revolutionizing early detection and public health strategies.
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CT Scans Reveal Hidden Biological Effects of Chronic Stress
A new study from Johns Hopkins University finds CT scans can detect the physical toll of chronic stress. Lead researcher Elena Ghotbi discusses the groundbreaking findings. Learn more.
High-fat cheese linked to lower dementia risk: study
A 25-year Swedish study of 27,670 people found daily high-fat cheese consumption is associated with a 13% lower risk of all-cause dementia. Discover the details.
UBC discovers cause of statin muscle fatigue
UBC researchers have pinpointed how cholesterol-lowering statins damage muscles, a breakthrough that could lead to safer drugs for millions of Canadians. Learn about the new findings.
Donation Saves IOC Injury Prevention Training Program
A $100,000 donation ensures the future of a vital IOC Research Centre training program at the Steadman Philippon Research Institute, supporting the next generation of sports injury scientists.
U of C Stroke Study Alters Worldwide Drug Guidelines
A University of Calgary study on Tenecteplase has revolutionized stroke treatment, leading to new global drug guidelines. Discover how this 'game-changer' saves vital time.
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Study examines link between high-fat cheese and dementia risk
New research investigates whether consuming high-fat cheese could be linked to a reduced risk of dementia. Explore the study's findings and what it means for diet and brain health.
Study: Microplastics May Fuel Brain Diseases Like Alzheimer's
New research reveals a potential link between microplastic pollution and the development of neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's. Learn about the risks and the science behind this growing health concern.
Prehab Improves Surgical Recovery for Frail Patients
A major Canadian study finds pre-surgery exercise and nutrition programs significantly reduce post-operative disability for frail older adults, but only when patients fully engage. Learn about the findings and one Ottawa man's success story.
Nerve Blocks Recommended for ER Migraine Treatment
New research supports using occipital nerve blocks in emergency rooms for acute migraine pain. Learn about this treatment option now available in Calgary.
Global research led by UCalgary aims to prevent injuries in female athletes
Dr. Carolyn Emery of the University of Calgary spearheaded a global consensus, creating 56 recommendations to reduce the high injury and concussion rates plaguing female athletes.
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Research: Sports Medicine Not Keeping Up With Female Athletes
A new study from Calgary reveals a critical gap in sports medicine, with female athletes receiving fewer supports after injuries. Learn about the research and its call for change.
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