Costco Canada Recalls Window Shades Over Strangulation Risk
Costco Canada recalls Bali Springs Cellular Shades due to strangulation hazard. Consumers urged to stop use and return for refund.
Category : Pediatric Health
When Loneliness Becomes a Child's Only Friend
Pediatrician Dr. Peter Nieman explores the rising epidemic of loneliness among children, its causes, and the urgent need for parental connection to combat depression and suicide risk.
Piano Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault of Student
Cassius Alleyne, a 46-year-old piano teacher in Edmonton, faces charges for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old student. Police seek other victims.
Police Break Into Van After Autistic Teen Crashes
Vancouver police broke into a van after an autistic teen attempted to drive and crashed. No injuries were reported. The teen was taken to hospital for assessment.
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MiniMed Simplera Sync Sensor Licensed in Canada for T2D
Health Canada licenses MiniMed 780G system with Simplera Sync sensor for Type 2 diabetes. No fingersticks needed, two-step insertion, and SmartGuard technology.
B.C. Doctor Warns Against Widely Used Allergy Medication
A Vancouver doctor cautions against a common over-the-counter allergy medication as spring allergy season intensifies across British Columbia, highlighting potential risks and alternatives.
N.S. Woman Seeks U.S. Surgery Over Long Gynecological Waits
Cassidy Walker, a Nova Scotia woman, shares her story of despair as prolonged wait times for gynecological care forced her to seek surgery in the United States, highlighting systemic healthcare delays.
Fertility Care Key to Alberta's Population and Economy
Alberta faces a population crisis with only 16% of projected growth from natural births. Researchers emphasize fertility care as crucial for economic stability and reducing reliance on immigration.
Sudbury Youth with Hemophilia Can Now Play Contact Sports
A breakthrough treatment is enabling a 9-year-old athlete in Sudbury to participate in contact sports despite his hemophilia diagnosis, coinciding with World Hemophilia Day.
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Child Survives 60-Foot Fall from Worcester Apartment
A four-year-old boy is expected to recover after falling from a seventh-floor window in Worcester, Massachusetts, with police and family calling it a miraculous survival.
Family Promotes Live Organ Donation After Toddler's Rescue
An Airdrie family shares their story of hope as a live liver donor saved their toddler, urging others to consider organ donation to combat waitlist crises.
Black Women's Maternal Health Journey Amid Inequities
As she approaches 30, a maternal health expert reflects on the daunting realities of motherhood for Black women, from alarming mortality rates to systemic racism and reproductive restrictions.
Quebec Groups Concerned About Menopause Hormone Therapy
Health associations in Quebec are raising alarms about current practices in menopausal hormone therapy, citing potential risks and inconsistencies in treatment approaches.
Windsor Comic Store Fundraises for Fight Like Mason Foundation
Paper Heroes Comic Book Lounge and Collectibles in Windsor is organizing a fundraising campaign to support the Fight Like Mason Foundation, dedicated to pediatric health initiatives.
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Magnet Game Recalled in Canada Due to Life-Threatening Risks
Health Canada has issued a recall for the Kollide Magnet Game, warning of potentially life-threatening ingestion hazards for children. The agency advises immediate disposal and refunds.
Eye Health Myth Debunked: Young Adults Also at Risk
An ophthalmologist warns that vision-threatening eye conditions are not exclusive to older adults, highlighting diabetic retinopathy as a leading cause of blindness in working-age Americans.
B.C. Ministry Implements Safeguards After Teen Burns Incident
Following a CTV News report on a teen with special needs who sustained horrific burns from a bath while in ministry care, the British Columbia government has enacted new protective measures to prevent similar incidents.
Political Climate Impacts Quebec Medical Students' Career Plans
Quebec family doctors urge changes in political discourse to attract medical students, as some question practicing in the province due to the current climate.
Calgary Doctor Suspended Over Illegal Botox Injections
Dr. Michael Prevost, a Calgary doctor, has been suspended for administering Botox injections for migraines without proper permits, violating medical regulations.
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Infant Dental Care Should Start Before Birth, Expert Warns
Pediatric expert Dr. Peter Nieman emphasizes that baby teeth development begins in pregnancy, with maternal nutrition and dental health crucial for preventing costly dental issues and ensuring permanent teeth health.
Teddy Bear Clinics Help Kids Overcome Medical Anxiety
The Spruce Grove Public Library hosted a teddy bear clinic where children brought their stuffed animals for check-ups, aiming to reduce anxiety about medical visits through playful learning.
Doctor Stripped of License for COVID-19 Exemption Letters
An Ontario physician has been stripped of their medical license after allegedly issuing over 1,400 COVID-19 exemption letters for financial gain, sparking regulatory action.
Epilepsy Brothers Named 2026 Champion Children by Health Foundation
Two young brothers living with epilepsy have been honored as the Children's Health Foundation's 2026 Champion Children, highlighting their courage and advocacy.
Quebec Declares New Measles Outbreak, Two Cases Confirmed
Quebec health authorities confirm a new measles outbreak with two cases in Montreal and the Laurentians, just weeks after a previous outbreak ended. Public health officials urge vigilance and vaccination.
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Maya Gebala Battles Infection After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Maya Gebala, the 12-year-old victim of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, faces another medical setback as an abscess in her brain postpones critical surgery. Her mother shares the emotional rollercoaster of hope and despair.
Backstage IVF Struggle Reveals Endometriosis Diagnosis
A performer's journey through IVF and chronic pain uncovers a hidden endometriosis condition, highlighting the challenges of women's health and fertility advocacy.
Ontario Doctor Offers Poison Prevention Tips for Parents
An Ontario doctor shares crucial advice to help parents prevent accidental poisonings in children, emphasizing safety measures and emergency response steps.
Screen Time Guidelines Boost Youth Well-being: StatCan
A new Statistics Canada study reveals that children who adhere to recommended screen time limits experience significantly better mental and physical health outcomes.
Surgeon's Child-Free Choice Sparks Debate on Women's Value
A surgeon's essay on being child-free went viral, revealing societal pressures and feminist critiques while highlighting support from women and men alike.
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Texas Teen Loses Three Limbs After Flu Complications
A 13-year-old girl in Texas had her legs and one arm amputated after a seemingly minor flu case escalated into a life-threatening infection, highlighting rare but severe flu risks.
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