Ignored Risk: Bone Scans For People Over 50
A fall, a fracture, and an unexpected diagnosis: learn how osteoporosis can strike silently and how to protect your bones.
Flatulence Exposed: Interesting Facts About Your Toots
Flatulence is a natural and common bodily function that, while often embarrassing, is an important aspect of the digestive process.
5 Steps to Fight Menopause Inflammation
As estrogen drops during menopause, inflammation often spikes. Learn about anti-inflammatory foods and lifestyle tips to manage it.
Bulge No More: Modern Solutions for Hernia Repair
Hernias affect around 27% of men. Learn about the 6 types as well as options for publicly funded and quicker repairs, and how surgical and other techniques are improving quality of life post-surgery.
Osteoarthritis? You’ll be GLA:D to Hear About This
More than four million Canadians have osteoarthritis. Medications can help manage pain, but cannot do much else. Now, Canadians have a drug-free option to find pain relief, regain functionality, and feel better in their skin.
ADHD? These Lifestyle Changes will Help
Here are things you can do right now to make your life easier and make your ADHD work for you.
Exercise: Your Life Depends On It
Exercising 10 minutes a day was associated with a 7% drop in the number of deaths per year in a recent study. So what can even more than 10 minutes a day do for your longevity? Read on to find out.
Physiotherapy: The “Lynchpin” to Recovery
Do not dismiss the role that physiotherapy plays when recovering from an injury.
Brain Boost: Thriving Through Perimenopause
Learn about the proactive steps women can take to support their brain health during perimenopause and beyond.
Stress Tests; What Are They And Why Are They Important?
Stress tests are an important tool for cardiologists. Learn more about which one is used in which situation, and who should get one.
Six Things You Can Do to Help Reduce Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Age is the biggest and unalterable risk factor for AMD, but there are many lifestyle choices you can make to reduce your risk.
Does Health All Boil Down To Genetics?
Genes have a powerful impact on our health, but so do lifestyle and environmental factors, many of which can be within our control.