Opioid Toxicity Deaths Are Finally Dropping in Canada…But the Crisis Has Already Cost Us Years
New Health Canada data shows a 23% drop in overdose deaths, but opioids have already cost Canadians years of life expectancy.
Is Your Grill Toxic? How to Cook Safer BBQ
Charring meat carries hidden health risks. Learn how toxic chemicals form on the grill and how to easily block them.
The World Cup Starts Today. Here’s What Canadians Should Know About Staying Healthy.
Canada is hosting the World Cup for the first time and public health officials have real concerns. Here's what fans need to know before attending.
Tick Season Is Getting Worse in Canada and Lyme Isn’t the Only Concern
As tick habitats expand in Canada, knowing how to spot and prevent bites is vital. Here is your guide to the new risks and natural repellents.
Potassium: Your Body Craves It To Survive
Learn how this powerful electrolyte is essential for your health, and how to safely hit your daily goals through real food.
Save on Ozempic: Generic Swaps Arrive in Canada
Generic Ozempic has arrived in Canada, slashing costs by two-thirds. Learn how this historic price drop benefits your health and wallet.
Nine in Ten Canadians Want the Health System to Change. Here’s What They’re Saying.
A new national survey finds 91% of Canadians want health system change now, with broad openness to team-based care, digital tools, and private delivery.
Cataract Awareness: Guard Your Eyes from UV Damage
June is Cataract Awareness Month. Learn how wearing 100% UV blocking sunglasses protects your eyes and reduces your risk of cataracts over time.
Your Social Media Feed May Be Selling You Women’s Health Products That Don’t Work
Women’s health gaps are being filled by viral marketing. Here is the clinical reality behind 5 heavily promoted online wellness trends.
Ditching your Sunscreen? Separate Fact From Fiction
Trading sunscreen for internet rumours exposes your skin to a proven Class 1 carcinogen -- the sun. Read the risk analysis and learn about new options before heading outside.
Would You Trust AI Over Your Doctor?
Nearly half of Canadians use AI for medical advice, but 68% would still wait two weeks for a human doctor over an immediate AI diagnosis.
Syphilis Is Surging in Ontario and Pregnant Women Are Paying the Price
Ontario's syphilis surge has reached every corner of the province. Here's what pregnant people need to know about screening and protection.