Inked and Informed: What New Research Reveals About Tattoos, Lymphoma, and Health Risks
New research links tattoos to lymphoma risks. Explore the health science, Canadian stats, infection risks, and skin diagnostic challenges.
This One Coffee Habit Could Be Tripling a Hidden Cancer Risk
A landmark study of nearly a million people found that drinking scalding hot coffee or tea roughly triples the risk of a rare but deadly cancer. With 71 per cent of Canadians drinking coffee daily, the fix is almost laughably simple.
Canada’s Cigarette Packages Just Got a Lot Harder to Ignore
Canada has launched new graphic warnings on cigarette packs and individual sticks. Learn how these updated labels aim to reduce smoking rates.
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.
HPV-Related Cancers Rising in Canada
Despite the promise of eradication, cervical and throat cancers are on the rise. Explore the gaps in vaccination and screening in this 2026 report.
Colorectal Cancer Rising in Younger Adults: Experts Urge Screening at 45
The Canadian Cancer Society urges governments to lower the colorectal cancer screening age to 45 as diagnoses continue rising among Canadians under 50.
The $37 Billion Blind Spot: Why Canada Needs to Close the Women’s Health Gap
Canadian women spend 24% more time in poor health than men. Discover why this $37B gap exists and how to advocate for the care you deserve.
No Longer a Smoker’s Disease: Rewriting Canada’s Lung Cancer Narrative
Canada’s new Pan-Canadian Lung Cancer Action Plan aims to cut deaths by 30% by 2035.
No Safe Amount: New Study Warns on Processed Meat and Sugary Drinks
Your BBQ habits could shape your family’s future. A major new study finds no safe level of processed meat or sugary drinks.
Top 5 Water Resistant Sunscreens for Summer 2025
Whether you’re sweating or swimming, these water-resistant sunscreens have your back — literally. See which ones made our 2025 list.
Exercise as Effective as Medicine in Preventing Colon Cancer Recurrence
New research shows exercise drops colon cancer recurrence by twenty eight per cent. And no, you don't need a gym
Too Young for Cancer? Colorectal Cancer in Adults Under 50
Colorectal cancer is rising fast among adults in their 20s and 30s. Experts don’t know why—but early screening could save your life.