Greek Yogurt vs. Plain Yogurt: What’s Actually the Difference?
Greek and plain yogurt look similar on the shelf, but their nutritional profiles tell a very different story for your health goals.
A New Tinnitus Treatment Has Arrived in Canada And It Uses Your Tongue
This at-home device targets tinnitus at the brain level, helping many patients reduce symptoms with results lasting up to a year.
What Is Hyperacusis? Charlie Puth Opens Up About Sound Sensitivity
From clinking dishes to city noise, everyday sounds can feel unbearable for those with hyperacusis. As Charlie Puth opens up, we explore symptoms, causes, and Canadian resources.
No More Fees for Medically Necessary Nurse Practitioner, Pharmacist and Midwife Care
Starting April 1, 2026, seeing a nurse practitioner, pharmacist or midwife mean fewer out-of-pocket costs for your family.
The Rot or the Rest? Navigating the “Bed Rotting” Trend
Is bed rotting self-care or a slump? Discover student perspectives and tips on how to turn this viral rest trend into actual recovery.
Could ADHD Awareness Lead to False Self-Diagnosis? Researchers Explore the Nocebo Effect
A study finds ADHD awareness may increase false self-diagnosis in young adults, with researchers pointing to the nocebo effect.
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.
Protecting Canada’s Kids: The Hidden Risk in Your Child’s Favourite Cartoon Snacks
A Canadian report finds many kids’ snacks with cartoon characters are high in sugar, sodium or fat, raising concerns about food marketing to children.
Why “Tech Neck” is a Growing Pain for Canadians
Canadians spend over 6 hours a day on devices. PT Sameer Chunara shares essential information to manage the 12kg of extra pressure on your cervical spine.
Is an AI Redesign the Answer to Canada’s Healthcare Wait Times?
Discover how a system-wide AI redesign could revolutionize Canadian healthcare productivity, diagnosis, and drug discovery according to the Fraser Institute.
New CPR Guidelines for Canada: Why “Rescue Breaths” are Back for Kids
Heart & Stroke’s updated guidelines emphasize that children need rescue breaths during CPR, as their cardiac arrests are typically oxygen-related.
What’s Driving 105,000 Canadians A Year To Seek Care Abroad?
105,529 Canadians sought care abroad last year. From urology to eye surgery, we break down the procedures driving the exodus and how to stay safe.