Heart Failure Isn’t Just for the Elderly and Canadians Need to Know It
Heart failure cases are surging among younger Canadians and 4 in 10 of us don't even know what the condition is.
MRI Wait Times Too Long? Explore Your Options
Many Canadians seek private or out-of-province MRIs for faster answers. Here’s how access works across Canada.
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.
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.
The Critical Cholesterol Test Your Doctor Might Be Missing
Standard cholesterol tests miss key risks. ApoB and Lp(a) tests may provide vital heart-health indicators that you and your doctor need to know about.
Top 10 Things Every Patient Must Do (With or Without a Doctor)
Canadians must adapt to a changing healthcare system. Discover 10 proactive ways to stay on top of your healthcare, whether you have a family doctor or not.
Canadians Are Finding Family Doctors: Here’s How
If you’re one of the 6.5 million Canadians looking for a new family doctor this must-read article gives valuable tried and tested tips and tricks to aid in your search for a new physician.
Still No Doctor? Time to Embrace Virtual Healthcare
Virtual healthcare can be a great option depending on your need. Read more about the 5 reasons why you should consider it.
Prenatal Genetic Testing in Canada: Balancing Knowledge, Choices, and Difficult Decisions
The decision whether or not to do genetic tests prenatally is a deeply personal one. Read on to learn more.
B.C. Says “Goodbye” to Pap Tests and “Hello” to Home HPV Tests for Cervical Cancer Detection
Pap smears can be uncomfortable and painful. Here's a new way to self-test for cervical cancer.
No Family Doctor? Read This Now
Getting a new family doctor these days can feel impossible. Have no fear, here's a plan to keep your health on track.
Breast Cancer Screening to be Offered Earlier to Ontarians
Starting in Fall 2024, Ontario will offer self-referral for breast cancer screening to women between the ages of 40 to 74.