Keeping Your Medical Record Updated – It Makes a Difference
Your medical record is essential for your ongoing healthcare. Learn how to keep them updated and always handy.
When The New Doctor Says “No Thanks” to Your Previous Medical Record
Having your medical records is important for continuity of care in all the healthcare settings you find yourself in.
Music and Dementia: Reconnecting With My Mother
Music can have an incredible effect on dementia patients. Learn more about the author's journey with his mother, her beloved music and what it means for both of them.
Bladder Infections and Cranberry Juice – The Facts Might Surprise You
Cranberry juice may not work the way you think for bladder infections.
No Family Doctor? Read This Now
Getting a new family doctor these days can feel impossible. Have no fear, here's a plan to keep your health on track.
There’s an App for that Pregnancy
Whether you're a first-time mom or embarking on another pregnancy, consider inviting these apps into your life.
Suffering from IBS? Consider a Poop Transplant
Learn more about the potential for fecal transplants in managing IBS symptoms by restoring the balance of gut bacteria.
7 Reasons to Avoid Dehydration
Maintaining proper hydration is essential for supporting bodily functions and overall health.
Cancer Survival, Research and Support … We’ve Come a Long Way
Learn about innovative approaches to cancer treatment, research and support in this interview with Dr. Stuart Edmonds, Executive V.P., Mission, Research and Advocacy, the Canadian Cancer Society.
Stroke Symptoms – The Early Signs Are Often There
Researchers have concluded that 43% of stroke patients were given warning signs a week before experiencing the event. Learn what they are, it could save your life.
10 Reasons Why You Need To Get Your Medical Records Today
Taking possession of digital copies of your medical records, ensuring they are accessible, and keeping them up to date is one of the smartest things you can do for yourself.
Private Healthcare in Canada Should Not Mean “Do Not Enter”
Finding the perfect mix of private and public healthcare is the way of the future for Canada, but it won't happen with the snap of our fingers.