Revenge Bedtime Procrastination – A Silent Threat
Revenge Bedtime Procrastination is a phenomenon that describes the decision to sacrifice sleep for personal leisure time driven by a relentless daily schedule.
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.
I Sleep 15 Hours a Week. Student Exhaustion is Normal, Right?
Students know that sleep is important for their health and well-being but late nights and all-nighters have become the norm.
Choose Your Pharmacist Wisely
The pharmacist is more than a gatekeeper between us and our prescriptions. These medical professionals can be extremely influential in our healthcare.
Help Your Doctor Help You
Useful tips on how to help your Family Physician from Dr. Kate J. Miller a comprehensive GP from Guelph Ontario.
33% of Canadians Have Sleep Problems. What’s the Impact on Their Work?
According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, one-third of Canadian adults are not getting enough sleep. This can lead to some negative consequences, including impacting your work.
Insurance for Dental through Provincial Medicare Finally Here
Learn more about the details of who is eligible and when, for the new Canada Dental Benefit.
Your Pharmacist – The Best Kept Secret in Healthcare Guidance
It’s often assumed that primary health care is provided by family physicians, but Canadians have extensive teams in their “Circle of Care.” One of the top players on the roster is the pharmacist.
Impact of Screen Time on Sleep Quality
Using electronics at night disrupts sleep quality and increases risk of insomnia. Find out how and when to use your device as you set off to slumberland.
Cancer Therapy Based on Your Genetics
Pharmacogenomics is a field of study that researches how drug response is linked to a person’s genetics, an exciting new way to treat cancer.
Pharmacogenomics: Medicine Tailored to Your Genes
Pharmacogenomics is a field of study concerned with drug response based on an individual’s genome. Learn more about how you can avoid bad medication reactions.
Only 0.1% of University Students Meeting Health Guidelines
During university, individuals develop dietary patterns that will be maintained into adulthood. How can university students take control of their health?