Luckily, There’s Emergency Contraceptives (Video)
Also known as the morning-after pill, emergency contraceptives help prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or when birth control fails.
The Hazard of Ignoring Sleep Apnea: How it Can Trigger Alzheimer’s
Extremely underdiagnosed, Statistics Canada predicts as much as a quarter of Canadians have or are at high risk of having sleep apnea. A mere 6.4 per cent of Canadians have an official diagnosis, leaving most people without help.
Sun is Good. Sunburn is Bad. Here’s What You Should Know.
Almost everybody loves the warmth, beauty and nourishment of a sunny day, but without precautionary measures, the sun can also be a source of danger to your health.
Medication Coverage for All Canadians? (Video)
Don’t celebrate just yet. Find out how the Feds are planning to roll this out.
Amazing New Psoriasis Treatments: What’s Working in 2024
Find out what doctors are doing differently for psoriasis treatment in 2024.
Mastering Retinol: Your Ultimate Guide to Youthful Skin
Retinol is effective in reversing signs of aging, but dermatologists are recognizing its potential in preventing skin aging. Though you can begin to use retinol at any age, starting in your 20s can push back initial signs of aging for years.
Canadians Left Waiting: The Challenge of Knee Replacement Timelines
Depending on the severity and location of the issue, patients will either receive a full or partial knee replacement. The surgery should rid you of pain and make it easier to move the joint.
Wegovy: Now Available in Canada for Obesity
With over eight million Canadians living with obesity and only four weight loss medications that aren’t made to treat diabetes, Wegovy is in high demand.
Hair Today to Stay – Demystifying Hair Transplantation
Hair transplantation is one of the most effective solutions today for individuals experiencing hair loss or balding.
Living With Rosacea: Management And Treatment
Rosacea can be an embarrassing skin condition to have as you age. With youth, people tend to give…
Canada’s Breast Reduction Surgery Dilemma: Public or Private?
Breast reductions can be covered by provincial health insurance if it’s deemed medically necessary, but it can make the process harder. Just getting approval from the ministry of health can take up to eight weeks. Expect to wait months from consultation to surgery.
Alleviating Loneliness for Longevity
Loneliness profoundly affects neurological health, in fact it's as bad as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Learn more about who is lonely in Canada and what to do about it.