5 Disruptive Healthcare Innovations for Canadians in 2025
From AI-powered diagnostics to personalized genetic treatments, uncover the five groundbreaking medical advancements set to transform how Canadians experience healthcare in 2025.
Ignored Risk: Bone Scans For People Over 50
A fall, a fracture, and an unexpected diagnosis: learn how osteoporosis can strike silently and how to protect your bones.
How To Access Specialists Faster in Canada
Canadians are waiting too long for specialist access, but new solutions could change everything. Here’s what’s being done to help.
Dermatology Reinvented – Virtually No More Wait Times
Waiting to see a dermatologist can be risky. Learn how virtual medicine is a game changer, for both wait times and standard of treatment.
Hip Replacement Explained: A Step Towards a Pain Free Life
Is hip pain slowing you down? Learn about causes, symptoms, and when hip replacement surgery might be your best option.
Ozempic and GLP-1 Drugs – Surprising New Health Benefits
From diabetes care to potential benefits for heart health, Alzheimer’s, and more, GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are reshaping medicine.
Travelling With a Medical Condition? You’d Better Read This First
Travelling safely with a medical condition is no joke, but with advance preparation, you can leave with confidence. Here are 9 crucial tips.
Healthcare Providers in the Home: A Resource Guide
Home healthcare is an option Canadians are increasingly demanding. Learn about how it works in your province and what your private options are, along with cost.
Freezing Your Eggs? Here’s Where To Go
Egg freezing is rising in Canada, helping women preserve fertility as they navigate careers, health, and relationships. Find the clinic closest to you.
A Bad Diet Is Like Alcohol For Your Liver
Your liver works tirelessly but a rising threat is on the horizon. With liver disease cases expected to rise 20% by 2030 and liver cancer rates soaring, could your next meal be the problem?
Bulge No More: Modern Solutions for Hernia Repair
Hernias affect around 27% of men. Learn about the 6 types as well as options for publicly funded and quicker repairs, and how surgical and other techniques are improving quality of life post-surgery.
Looking for Advice About Nutrition? Your Doctor May Not Be The Best Person To Turn To
Shockingly, doctors only learn about nutrition for about 20 hours in medical school. Proactive patients are now getting serious about food as medicine. But are doctors doing the same?