MRI Wait Times Too Long? Explore Your Options
Many Canadians seek private or out-of-province MRIs for faster answers. Here’s how access works across Canada.
Eat Your Way to a Healthier Heart with a Metabolic Coach
From balancing blood sugar to reducing inflammation, Certified Metabolic Coaches help you use food as medicine for your heart and overall wellbeing.
Diabetes and Vision: Why Early and Regular Eye Exams Can Save Your Sight
A new survey finds most Canadians unaware that diabetes can damage vision. Early diagnosis could prevent up to 90% of sight loss.
Over 65 and Live in Ontario? Don’t Miss the New Free Screening for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
A simple, painless ultrasound could prevent a life-threatening abdominal aortic rupture. Ontario launches Canada’s first AAA screening program.
Think You Know Diabetes? Half of Canadians Still Believe the Myths
From “too much sugar” myths to unfair blame, Diabetes Canada is calling on Canadians to stop the stigma and learn the facts.
The Best Food for Bone Health? It’s Probably Not What You Think
Forget milk — science says this humble dried fruit could help slow bone loss.
Early Peanut Introduction Cuts Childhood Allergy Risk by Nearly Half
New 2025 data show introducing peanuts in infancy significantly lowers peanut allergy rates, confirming earlier clinical trial findings in real-world settings.
Early Alzheimer’s Treatment LEQEMBI Approved by Health Canada
For Canadians facing Alzheimer’s, LEQEMBI offers an option for medication early in the disease process, giving hope, time, and a chance to hold on to precious memories.
Empower and Inform Your Menopause Journey: Expert Interview with Amanda Thebe
Author, nutritionist, and women’s health advocate Amanda Thebe shares insights on hormone therapy, nutrition, strength training, and lifestyle strategies — showing why understanding your body is the most powerful tool for thriving through midlife.
The New Era of Menopause Care: What’s Changing for Canadian Women
In this interview, Dr. Amy Louis Bayliss reveals how menopause is an opportunity to take charge of your health and shares her decade by decade action plan. Dr. Amy also shares how new Ontario standards will ensure more doctors discuss menopause care proactively.
Aging Isn’t All Decline: Study Shows Many Older Adults Rebound From Health Setbacks
According to a new Canadian study, nearly 1 in 4 older adults improved their health and happiness in just 3 years after experiencing a health setback.
Why Alzheimer’s Hits Women Harder: A Q+A with Dr. Natasha Rajah
Women make up the majority of Alzheimer’s patients. Dr. Rajah breaks down the science behind this gender gap and what it means for treatment.