C-sections up, despite lower birth rate: report
C-section rate rises, despite lower overall birth rate: report
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Feed your way to maintain a healthy heart
Whether you have a family history of heart disease or not, it’s never too early to start caring about your heart health. In fact, according to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, roughly 80 per cent of...
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How fish may reduce your child’s breast cancer risk
A healthy diet can significantly reduce your risk of developing cancer. This has led to great interest in the role of omega-3 fatty acids — especially in the prevention of breast cancer.
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Test for kids with cancer to predict side effects
Scientist wants genetic test across Canada to gauge risks of kids' cancer drugs
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This Mother’s Day, know the symptoms of concussion
Rowan Stringer, a high school rugby player with her whole life ahead of her, died after sustaining multiple concussions in the span of a few days. On March 7, 2018, concussion safety legislation known...
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Ontario bike trails you need to check out
Thinking about taking a cycling trip this spring or summer? Start planning your route by looking at some of Ontario’s best bike trails that will test your skills and showcase some of the most beautiful...
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Summer produce to help you stay healthy
Warm weather means gardening season for a lot of Canadians. Fresh produce is finally growing, and there are lots of new flavours to try. Staying healthy in the warmer months can be tricky, with sweet...
View ArticleStudy looks at Ontario prescription opioid dosages
Nearly a quarter of Ontario opioid prescriptions exceeded guidelines: Study
View ArticleGovernments know work and living conditions can kill us – it’s time to act
Living and working conditions are the primary causes of good health, and disease and premature death as well. This has been known in Canada since at least the mid-1850s and any visitor to the Public...
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DIY gym-less equipment
Joining a gym can be a big expense for many people. Most gyms lock you into a long-term contract without much flexibility. That’s why many Canadians are opting to work out at home.
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Backyard (or balcony) exercise routines
Are you looking for a full-body workout routine for the summer? You don’t need to join an expensive gym to burn calories. There are lots of workouts you can complete in your own backyard, or on your...
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Young adults need to eat more omega-3 fats
The vast majority of doctors, naturopaths, dietitians and scientists all agree that having more omega-3 fats in our diet is good for our health. Despite their wide availability, evidence shows that...
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Out-patient hip replacement means faster recovery
Hip-replacement technique gets patients back on their feet sooner
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RECALLS: Ruffles chips, wooden Porsche, IKEA bike, Love Child baby food and...
Check out our weekly round up of current product recalls. Do any affect you?
View ArticleCFIA recalls baby food due spoilage concerns
Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls baby food due spoilage concerns
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Sexually transmitted infections on rise: experts
Gonorrhea, other STIs on rise in Canada; social media networks one possible reason
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Ontario bike trails you need to check out
Thinking about taking a cycling trip this spring or summer? Start planning your route by looking at some of Ontario’s best bike trails that will test your skills and showcase some of the most beautiful...
View ArticleChicken burgers recalled over salmonella fears
Loblaw recalls No Name brand chicken burgers over salmonella fears
View ArticleOnesies recalled due to choking hazard
Onesies bearing Ottawa Senators logo recalled due to choking hazard
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Stroke affects women differently than men: report
Stroke affects women more severely than men - more die, fewer recover fully: report
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