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Weight loss drugs like Ozempic are changing lives but as with all medications, they can come with side effects. Learn more about the risks scientists are discovering as their use becomes more widespread.
The world of food can be confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn how a dietitian or nutritionist can help you make the right choices about food for your body and your goals.
Inflammation isn't always obvious. But even when symptoms are subtle, over time inflammation can wreak havoc on the body. Learn more about inflammation, how you can test for it and lifestyle changes to counter it.
More than four million Canadians have osteoarthritis. Medications can help manage pain, but cannot do much else. Now, Canadians have a drug-free option to find pain relief, regain functionality, and feel better in their skin.
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Hypnotherapy is a form of mind-body medicine that can be used alone or to compliment other health care strategies. As a bonus, you can even try it yourself in the comfort of your home without the need for a doctor.
The world of AI is always moving forward, and the future of diabetes care is no exception. Researchers are creating new, exciting products to make managing diabetes easier than ever before with or without a family doctor.
The midwifery model of care in Canada is based on three main principles: continuity of care, informed choice, and choice of birthplace. And a bonus? You don't need a doctor.
Many STIs are running rampant in Canada and rates are still rising. It's important to stay on top of your sexual health to keep yourself and partner(s) safe and healthy.