The City of Edmonton's 2026 budget includes a significant $34 million investment dedicated to advancing Indigenous health objectives, marking a major commitment to community well-being and reconciliation efforts.
A recent study claiming closure of Red Deer's overdose prevention site had no mortality impact is criticized for methodological flaws, ignoring alternative interventions, and potential bias due to government funding.
Authorities have recovered a body following a diving incident in Erieau, Ontario. The incident occurred in the waters near the community, prompting a response from local police and emergency services.
The Jehovah's Witnesses religious organization has revised its longstanding policy on blood transfusions, now permitting members to store and use their own blood for medical procedures.
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A meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent has led to a significant increase in vaccine demand across the UK, reigniting discussions on public health policy and preventive measures.
A deadly meningitis outbreak linked to the University of Kent in Canterbury has resulted in 27 cases and two fatalities. Health officials are offering antibiotics and vaccines to contain the unprecedented spread.
UK health officials are investigating 27 cases in a deadly meningitis outbreak, with a nightclub in Canterbury suspected as the epicenter. The outbreak has resulted in two deaths and involves university students.
Alberta introduces Bill 18 to restrict medically-assisted suicide, preventing mental illness as a sole reason for MAID. Advocates applaud the move for protecting vulnerable individuals.
A new Statistics Canada report reveals a significant decline in functional health among Canadian adults over the past decade, with young adults aged 18-34 experiencing the sharpest drop, largely due to worsening emotional health and increased pain.
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Alberta Health Services warns of potential measles exposures in Fairview, Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer, and Grande Prairie following hospital and transit incidents.
Thousands of students in the region are at risk of suspension due to outdated immunization records, highlighting public health compliance challenges.
A new report from the Alberta Council of Women's Shelters reveals how lack of transportation traps rural survivors of domestic violence in abusive situations, with calls for improved public transit solutions.
Canada's happiness ranking has fallen seven spots to 25th globally, with researchers linking the decline to rising social media use among younger populations.
Alberta Health has issued a public health advisory after a person with measles arrived at Calgary International Airport and traveled to Grande Prairie via bus, raising concerns about potential exposure.
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Toronto's donor-funded safe consumption and treatment services are preparing for significant operational challenges following announced provincial funding reductions, potentially impacting vulnerable populations.
The Alberta government warns of potential measles exposure at Calgary International Airport and multiple Cold Shot Bus Company terminals across the province between March 10-11.
Alberta health officials have issued a public warning about potential measles exposure on intercity bus routes connecting Calgary, Edmonton, and Grande Prairie. The alert follows confirmed cases and emphasizes vaccination importance.
A Reuters report reveals a significant decline in child vaccination rates in Michigan, linked to policy shifts influenced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., raising public health concerns.
A Manitoba family renews calls for systemic healthcare improvements one year after sharing their mother's tragic story, highlighting ongoing issues in the system.
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An outbreak of meningitis at the University of Kent has led to mass antibiotic distribution and heightened anxiety among students, with health officials urging vigilance.
Global health authorities report a significant increase in vaccine misinformation, posing risks to immunization efforts and public health worldwide, as experts call for urgent action.
New WaterAid research reveals one in nine mothers in sub-Saharan Africa develops sepsis due to lack of clean water in delivery rooms, with 13,000 annual deaths preventable through basic hygiene investments.
Diabetes Canada has launched Aprons in Action, a national cooking challenge fundraiser presented by Manulife aiming to raise $1 million for diabetes programs, research, and advocacy across Canada.
A University of Manitoba professor highlights a severe societal crisis affecting Canadian men's health, with worsening outcomes and systemic challenges demanding urgent attention.
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Saskatoon paramedics are leaving the field due to severe burnout, critical staffing shortages, and stalled contract negotiations, threatening emergency response services.
A new synthetic drug, ethylbromazolam, has been identified in Nova Scotia's unregulated drug supply, raising public health concerns and prompting warnings from health authorities.
A severe meningitis outbreak in Kent, England, has killed two young people and infected 15 others. Health officials are scrambling with vaccinations and antibiotics as the disease spreads among university students.
Ontario's decision to defund Ottawa's two remaining supervised consumption sites will lead to increased overdoses and strain emergency services, warn health officials.
British Columbia's $5 million advertising campaign targeting U.S. health professionals has brought 414 workers north, including doctors and nurses, amid initial political criticism.
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The World Food Programme warns that escalating conflict in Iran could force 45 million people into acute food insecurity by June, disrupting global shipping and aid routes.
