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End of common cold could be in sight
Scientists say 'Enigma machine' has unlocked clues to the way the virus of the common cold assembles - making it possible to stop disease in its tracks
Health | 206876 hits | 12:03 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Scientists say 'Enigma machine' has unlocked clues to the way the virus of the common cold assembles - making it possible to stop disease in its tracks
PM's charity audits look for 'bias, one-sidedness'
As two charities allowed to fight in court for private health insurance, Dying With Dignity's status annulled after campaign for assisted dying. PTSD drove Edmonton paramedic to brink of suicide
On a blue-skied summer afternoon, Charles Neher awoke and got ready to die. He would kill himself at work today. First Nations patients with kidney disease part of new research
A Northern Ontario School of Medicine professor is leading a team of researchers to find an optimal strategy to prevent severe pneumococcal infections in First Nations people suffering from chronic kidney disease. Cease-And-Desist Orders Hit Walmart, Walgreens And Others For Herbal Supplement Sales
As the New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman orders large retailers to stop selling their store brands of supplements, critics claim that the action is premature and based on flawed and inappropriate scientific methodology.Why the 'Prius Driving, Composting' Set Fears Vaccines
Journalist Seth Mnookin's new book, The Panic Virus: A True Story of Medicine, Science, and Fear, explores the public health scare over vaccines and autism. The 1998 paper in The Lancet by British physician Andrew Wakefield that sparked the panic has long
Health | 206811 hits | 12:46 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Journalist Seth Mnookin's new book, The Panic Virus: A True Story of Medicine, Science, and Fear, explores the public health scare over vaccines and autism. The 1998 paper in The Lancet by British physician Andrew Wakefield that sparked the panic has long WillowNet.ca: new resource aims to provide clear information about domestic abuseHealth | 206843 hits | 4:35 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
New website aims to make information on domestic violence information more accessible.Anti-vaccine parents dropped by some U.S doctors
With California gripped by a measles outbreak, Dr. Charles Goodman posted a clear notice in his waiting room and on Facebook: His practice will no longer see children whose parents won't get them vaccinated.
With California gripped by a measles outbreak, Dr. Charles Goodman posted a clear notice in his waiting room and on Facebook: His practice will no longer see children whose parents won't get them vaccinated. Health-care quality satisfies Canada's seniors, study finds
Canadian seniors wait longer to see a doctor or nurse but are generally pleased with the quality of care when they do, compared with their counterparts in 10 industrialized countries, according to a new report. Waging the war against shame and dealing with the stigma of mental illness
The view count on Brene Brown’s TED Talk about shame clocks in at more than 4.5 million. Though we’re loath to admit it, shame is a hot topic. It’s a major reason people don’t seek help with anxiety, depression and other mental-health issues. Winnipeg-wide boil water advisory in place
The city of Winnipeg is under a boil water advisory Tuesday night after tests confirmed the presence of E. coli. Video shows woman dragged out of bed by male resident at Alberta care facility
An Edmonton woman who was told that her elderly mother slid out of her bed at a continuing care centre found something quite different when she reviewed footage from a camera she secretly installed in the room. Etienne Blais of Ottawa needs 'bubble boy' treatment in U.S.Health | 206739 hits | 9:51 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The parents of an infant boy from Ottawa say they need to travel to California for permanent treatment for their son's condition, commonly known as the "bubble boy" disorder.Father of ailing twins can only donate his liver to one of them
An Ontario couple faces an unspeakable dilemma: their ailing twin girls both need new livers to live, but the father can only save one.
Health | 207041 hits | 12:17 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
An Ontario couple faces an unspeakable dilemma: their ailing twin girls both need new livers to live, but the father can only save one.The devastating impact of vaccine deniers, in one measles chart
If you want to quantify the alarming impact of the anti-vaccine movement, the chart above is a good place to start. It plots the cumulative number of new measles cases by month, for each year from 2001 to 2014.
If you want to quantify the alarming impact of the anti-vaccine movement, the chart above is a good place to start. It plots the cumulative number of new measles cases by month, for each year from 2001 to 2014. Pharmacists say corporate pressure can lead to prescription mistakes
Some Canadian pharmacists are saying they are under intense pressure to meet business quotas, which causes an assembly-line mentality that increases the likelihood of making mistakes, a Marketplace investigation has revealed.Measles outbreak in California infects 70
Seventy people have been infected in a measles outbreak that led California public health officials to urge those who haven't been vaccinated against the disease, including children too young to be immunized, should avoid Disney parks where the spread ori
Seventy people have been infected in a measles outbreak that led California public health officials to urge those who haven't been vaccinated against the disease, including children too young to be immunized, should avoid Disney parks where the spread ori 'Woman on top' is most dangerous sex position, scientists concludeHealth | 206910 hits | 1:00 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Scientists have found that the 'cowgirl' position is responsible for half of all penile fractures during sexual intercourseHealth | 206706 hits | 12:56 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Ebola poses the greatest threat to the survival of our nearest cousins — gorillas and chimps, a third of which have died from the deadly virus since the 1990s. Robot caregivers aim to improve seniors' quality of life
Tangy the bingo-playing robot will make its debut as part of pilot study at a long-term care facility in Toronto in the coming weeks. Prolonged sitting increases risk of death, disease: study | CTV News
Prolonged time spent sitting and being sedentary is associated with an increased risk for heart disease, cancer and death, regardless of physical activity, according to a new study. Makayla Sault, who refused chemotherapy for leukaemia has diedHealth | 206802 hits | 12:24 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A statement claimed Makayla died of a stroke stemming from her earlier chemotherapy, doing ‘irreversible damage to her heart and major organs’ Pharmacists fail to catch drug interactions
In a months-long investigation that's the largest of its kind in Canada, CBC's Marketplace brought hidden cameras into 50 pharmacies to test if pharmacists are giving the proper advice to patients before dispensing drugs. Read the story to find out what wCurvy girls producing more intelligent children say scientists
The claims were made by researchers from the University of Pittsburg, who added that women with large quantities of such fats in target areas were shown to produce more intelligent children.
Health | 207171 hits | 12:11 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The claims were made by researchers from the University of Pittsburg, who added that women with large quantities of such fats in target areas were shown to produce more intelligent children. Obese woman files B.C. human rights complaint over alleged rehab denial
A B.C. university professor says she didn't get intensive rehabilitation after a hip surgery because the doctors said it was a waste of time given her weight. Sonia Blanchette, Quebecer accused of killing her 3 kids, dies
Sonia Blanchette, charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her children, has died after refusing to eat.Teen with Cotard's Syndrome spent three years thinking she was DEAD
Haley Smith, 17, of Alabama, in the US, suffered from the extremely rare illness Cotard’s Syndrome, where sufferers genuinely believe they are dead or have body parts missing.
Health | 207148 hits | 12:13 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Haley Smith, 17, of Alabama, in the US, suffered from the extremely rare illness Cotard’s Syndrome, where sufferers genuinely believe they are dead or have body parts missing. Flu vaccine only 23% effective so far in U.S., could be worse in Canada
The mismatched flu vaccine seems effective by 23 per cent in preventing people from going to the doctor for the flu, an early estimate from the U.S. suggests. Flu test with antiviral treatment introduced at Alberta pharmacies
Some pharmacists in Alberta have begun using a rapid flu screening tool while also prescribing and selling antiviral flu medication, a Canadian first that infectious-disease specialists say pushes the boundaries on health care. What's the secret to Japan's slender population' Serious 'eating education'
Since McDonald's inaugural golden arches were erected in Tokyo more than 40 years ago, fast food franchises have flourished, but Japanese waistlines haven't. It's a trend government planners say is thanks to mandatory home economics classes. How Vera Peters revolutionized treatments for Hodgkin's, breast cancerHealth | 206738 hits | 8:33 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Vera Peters was a pioneering Canadian doctor who radically changed the way breast cancer is treated, making lumpectomy an option for women with early stages of the disease. Her achievement is celebrated in a new play about her life. Danish 'hygge' is the antidote for a cold dark winterHealth | 206699 hits | 8:36 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
For generations, Danes have practised 'hygge.' There's no English equivalent for the word, which is all about together time that makes you feel good, and is cranked up particularly during the long, dark winter. Bidart Bros. apples recalled over listeria risk
Some Granny Smith and Gala apples sold in parts of Canada are being recalled because of possible listeria contamination. Marine midwife' Endangered orca in B.C. may have had help giving birth
Scientists were fairly certain that a matron killer whale from an endangered pod off British Columbia's coast had given birth to the newest calf -- then new evidence made them change that opinion. New Study Casts Serious Doubt On The Concept Of 'Healthy Obesity'
There’s been this idea in the last several years that it’s OK to be obese as long as you’re otherwise healthy. Some studies, including even this one earlier in the week, have suggested that for certain people, obesity may not be such an important issue inHealth | 206601 hits | 4:06 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
For years, Harvard’s experts on health economics and policy have advised presidents and Congress on how to provide health benefits to the nation at a reasonable cost. But those remedies will now be applied to the Harvard faculty, and the professors are in Mental-health help for youth needs radical reform, says advocate Tony BoeckhHealth | 207804 hits | 1:16 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Tony Boeckh struggled for years with the mental-health care system, trying to secure proper services and medication for his son, Graham. Unfortunately, it came too late — his son died at 22. Now Boeckh is on a mission to help better the system for today's 'Free' pot offered by Vancouver medical marijuana dispensary
People are usually bombarded with advertisements at this time of year, but one ad campaign in Metro Vancouver is turning heads.Aging brain helped by having complex job, says new study
Regardless of IQ, people who work at complex jobs have a slightly higher chance of being better thinkers as they age, a recent study suggests.
Health | 207894 hits | 9:10 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Regardless of IQ, people who work at complex jobs have a slightly higher chance of being better thinkers as they age, a recent study suggests. Poor posture from technology use can lead to 4 damaging effectsHealth | 207852 hits | 9:03 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Health professionals have have seen an uptick in headaches, and pain in the neck, back and face they say is increasingly linked to poor posture, but there are ways to counteract the damage. Citronella bug sprays get 2nd chance from Health Canada
Health Canada is backtracking on its ban on citronella-based bug sprays, a product that was suppposed to be phased out by the end of this year but can continue to be sold while the agency re-examines its policy, CBC News has learned.The Best Medical Advice' It May Be To Stay Away From Dr. Oz's
A new study confirms what critics have long thought: There's not much science behind the TV doctor shows.
A new study confirms what critics have long thought: There's not much science behind the TV doctor shows. Statin, clarithromycin co-prescription may cause serious adverse effects
Taking the antibiotic clarithromycin with certain statins could increase risk of acute kidney injury and other serious adverse effects among older adults, according to a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.Early success for vaccine against brain-wasting disease
Researchers have reportedly developed the first successful vaccination against a condition similar to Mad Cow Disease that affects deer – a discovery that could not only help prevent US livestock from contracting the ailment, but could help prevent simila
Researchers have reportedly developed the first successful vaccination against a condition similar to Mad Cow Disease that affects deer – a discovery that could not only help prevent US livestock from contracting the ailment, but could help prevent simila B.C. avian flu virus has Asian origin new to North America
The avian flu virus involved in an outbreak in British Columbia is related to a deadly strain that has spread through Asia and is now affecting North American poultry for the first time, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says. Tanning mice lead UBC team to anti-aging skin discovery | CTV News
A team at the University of British Columbia may have stumbled upon an anti-aging solution for the skin, thanks to mice that aged without developing wrinkles. Gordie Howe's family reports 'miraculous' improvement following treatment
The 86-year-old Howe had a serious stroke in late October, but in a statement released through the Detroit Red Wings on Friday, his family said his physical therapists have been "astonished" by his progress. 9-year-old girl loses arms, legs after severe strep throat infection
Fundraising efforts are underway for a nine-year-old New Brunswick girl whose arms and legs were amputated after she became gravely ill in November.Listeriosis outbreak linked to caramel candy apples leaves 5 dead
Five people have died and 21 others have been hospitalized in recent weeks in a listeria outbreak linked to caramel apples, U.S. health officials said on Friday.
Five people have died and 21 others have been hospitalized in recent weeks in a listeria outbreak linked to caramel apples, U.S. health officials said on Friday.Back to Canada News
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