Measles Returns to Canada: The Crisis That Cost Elimination Status
Canada lost its measles-free status after 12 months of spread. Policy loopholes, not just low rates, fueled the crisis in Ontario & Alberta.
Beyond the Cane: The 5 Top Mobility Devices for Independence and Faster Rehab
Tired of tripping? Discover the 5 essential devices that help retrain your stride—from high-tech AFOs to stable rollators.
Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Database Launched for Doctors and Patients
Canada launched a clinical trials database with updated, verified listings and a hotline to help patients navigate their options.
A New Fit for Health: The Smart Bra Aiming to Revolutionize Breast Cancer Detection
Meet Dr. Van Houten's smart bra: a low-cost, comfortable, no-x-ray system that detects cancer by monitoring breast tissue movement and stiffness.
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.
What to Do if You’re Experiencing Hearing Loss in Canada: A Step-by-Step Patient Resource Guide
Our guide to hearing care in Canada. Get a province-by-province breakdown of government funding programs for hearing aids for seniors and all residents.
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.
Is It Dry Skin or Eczema? Here’s How to Tell the Difference and What to Do About It
Learn to tell dry skin from eczema, discover triggers, and explore safe products and treatments for healthier, happier skin.
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.
This Simple Wearable Is Helping Seniors Walk With Confidence Again
A Montreal-made wearable helps older adults walk with confidence and reduces their risk of falling.
How To Transition Your Skincare From Summer To The Harsh Canadian Winter
Switching to winter skincare? Here’s what to keep, what to skip, and how to protect your face and body from dryness.
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.