Screen Time's Impact on Kids' Well-Being: Stats Canada
A new Statistics Canada report examines how screen time affects children's mental and physical health, highlighting concerns over excessive digital device usage.
A new Statistics Canada report examines how screen time affects children's mental and physical health, highlighting concerns over excessive digital device usage.
Over 40 Grade 3 and 4 students at Wihkwentowin School in Edmonton showcased their designs for pediatric healthcare after collaborating with Stollery Children's Hospital experts.
A concerning rise in exertion syndrome cases is reported among young women in Newfoundland and Labrador, linked to high-intensity exercise routines, prompting health warnings.
Russia plans to refer women who do not want children to psychologists as part of a new health initiative, sparking debate on reproductive rights and mental health support.
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RecommendedConservative laws targeting gender-affirming care for trans youth are inadvertently denying hormone therapies to cis children with medical needs, revealing broad harm.
A Saskatoon mother reveals her daughter has waited nearly two years for a surgical consultation to address severe breathing issues, highlighting ongoing healthcare delays in Saskatchewan.
A Calgary family is desperately searching for a living kidney donor to save their eight-year-old daughter's life, highlighting the critical need for organ donation in pediatric healthcare.
Discover why flu B can cause an unexpected itchy rash, especially in children. Experts reveal causes, treatment, and how to distinguish it from other illnesses.
A young girl from St. Thomas is on the mend following a critical liver transplant from an anonymous donor, highlighting the power of organ donation and community support.
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RecommendedUniversity of Calgary researchers demonstrate that proactive monitoring and hydration maintenance significantly reduce severe complications in children infected with E. coli, based on analysis of the 2023 daycare outbreak.
The Canadian Paediatric Society calls for cholesterol screening in children aged 2-10, highlighting genetic risks and low detection rates to prevent future cardiovascular diseases.
A leading health expert, Dr. Paul, highlights the widespread issue of insufficient sleep among teenagers and offers practical advice for parents to help improve their children's rest patterns.
A shocking revelation in Canadian pediatric medicine exposes fabricated research by Dr. Gideon Koren and colleagues, undermining public trust in medical science and highlighting systemic failures in oversight.
A groundbreaking University of Toronto study reveals that nearly half of Canadian preschoolers' calories come from ultra-processed foods, with increased consumption correlating to higher anxiety, hyperactivity, and behavioral difficulties.
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RecommendedA Calgary family is urgently seeking a living kidney donor for their 8-year-old daughter Brianna, who faces dialysis without a transplant within months. Her older sister was recently diagnosed with the same genetic condition.
13-year-old Uday Chauhan has been named the 2026 Champion by the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation after surviving a harrowing medical ordeal involving thirteen blood clots.
Two-year-old Tommy Darrach quickly adapts to a new prosthetic arm, supported by the War Amps program, showcasing resilience and advanced pediatric care in Prince Edward Island.
A baby in France has tested positive for a toxin associated with recent infant formula recalls, raising health concerns and highlighting ongoing safety issues in the food supply chain.
A leading pediatric society recommends universal cholesterol screening for children between 2 and 10 years old to detect early risks and prevent future heart disease.
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RecommendedA Quebec study reveals more than one-third of toddlers contract at least 10 infections by 29 months, with rising chronic health issues raising public health concerns.
Thirteen-year-old Kayden has been selected as the 2026 CHEO Champion, a role that involves representing pediatric patients and the hospital in community outreach efforts.
King Harald V of Norway has been released from a hospital in Spain following successful treatment for a skin infection. The monarch received medical care abroad, with details on his condition and return to Norway now emerging.
Ivy, a five-year-old from Regina, has been appointed as the 2026 Saskatchewan Ambassador for Children's Miracle Network Canada, representing young patients across the province.
Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, is implementing literacy screenings for young patients to address concerning national reading proficiency gaps, integrating education into pediatric healthcare.
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RecommendedHealth Canada and CFIA issue urgent recall for Kendamil brand infant formula sold online at Costco due to cereulide toxin contamination. Consumers advised not to use affected batches.
A viral TikTok debate highlights why doctors ask parents to step out during teen visits. Experts explain how confidential conversations build trust, address sensitive health issues, and support adolescent development.
Families in Vancouver are urging the government to reconsider changes to autism funding allocations, as the Opposition criticizes the new system while the minister claims more families will benefit.
A heartwarming connection has formed between Ohio construction workers and four-year-old Brinley Wyczalek, who has been waiting over 100 days for a heart transplant at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital.
Nova Scotia is advancing plans for a specialized menopause clinic, scheduled to open next winter, to address gaps in women's healthcare and provide comprehensive support for symptoms.
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RecommendedMore than 25% of Ontario children exceed government wait-time targets for essential medical treatments, with delays risking lifelong consequences for their development and health outcomes.