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?
The Pros and Cons of Telemedicine in Canada
Whether you like the experience or not, there are many benefits to telemedicine, for both urban and rural healthcare consumers.
Government and Community Benefits for Dementia Caregivers
Many Canadian caregivers find themselves using their personal finances and savings to pay for the needs of a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. If this is you, read on to inform yourself about the support available from Canadian government agencies and community organizations.
Study: Reduce Your Risk of Getting Dementia
Learn more about the 12 lifestyle modifications you can make throughout your life that can reduce your risk factor for dementia by up to 40%.
Pandemic Teen Mental Health Crisis Continues
The pandemic was difficult for everyone, but for teens, the mental health challenges have been especially acute.
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.
Medical Errors Happen. Here’s What You Need To Know.
Medical errors can happen anywhere: hospitals, clinics, surgery centres, doctors offices and more. Here are 6 tips to help you mitigate the chances of medical errors.