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Quebec will allow early MAiD requests starting end of October
Quebec's government said last month it would stop waiting for the federal government to implement the requested amendments and forge ahead with plans to grant early MAiD requests. more
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Carnival Cruise Line shares thoughts on next black swan event
Carnival CEO Josh Weinstein talks about what keeps him up at night. more
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My group of close friends was made up of 2 couples and myself. When one couple split, I grieved too.
My close group of friends was made of two couples and myself. When one of the couples separated, we all grieved together. more
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I grew up in a cluttered house. Now, I feel satisfaction from donating things I don't use.
My childhood home was cluttered and my parents never threw anything away. Now, I get satisfaction from cleaning and donating things I don't use. more
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Older adults should get their flu shots now. Here’s why they also need stronger vaccines
Two flu vaccines are FDA-approved exclusively for people 65 and older, who are at higher risk of severe infection. more
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I tried to be less sedentary at work so that I'll live longer. I'll keep up 3 habits that made my days more enjoyable.
Sitting all day has been linked to a higher chance of dying early, so an officer worker made their workday less sedentary. Here's what worked and what didn't. more
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Wasp frenzy? Why you might be getting stung more this year
Wasps are out in full force, swarming food, stinging unsuspecting victims and turning peaceful garden gatherings into frantic swatting sessions. more
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First U.S. bird flu infection without exposure to animals detected in Missouri patient
The adult patient was admitted to a hospital on Aug. 22, received antiviral medications against influenza, then recovered and was discharged. more
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For Canadians with disabilities, getting a medical diagnosis can be ‘privileged position’
There are many barriers to accessing medical care and receiving a diagnosis leading some to believe having a proper diagnosis is a privilege. more
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3 disagreements that every married couple should take seriously
Therapists explain which arguments may signal it's time to seek help. more
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Sheriff says man killed 81 animals in hours-long shooting rampage: ‘These were people’s pets’
Dozens of animals, including ducks, chickens, goats and two miniature horses, were slaughtered in a "traumatic" shooting. more
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Common Food Dye Makes Mouse Skin Transparent, Researchers Find
An already FDA-approved food coloring can give scientists a live view inside mice, with implications for human medicine. more
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Winnipeg researchers working on early detection blood test for colorectal cancer
Early detection of cancer can mean a better chance of survival. That's why researchers in Winnipeg are working on an innovative blood test to detect colon cancer. more
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Federal Liberal joins call for investigation into mysterious N.B. brain illness
A Liberal member of Parliament has called for a federal investigation into a cluster of mysterious neurological illnesses in New Brunswick linked to 39 deaths. more
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Disease spike prompts travel advisories to multiple vacation destinations
The Oropouche virus has popped up in an unexpected place. more
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How to talk with your kids about school shootings
In the wake of the Apalachee High School shooting in Georgia, children may need more support from their parents. more
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FDA hasn’t inspected nearly 2,000 drug plants since before COVID pandemic
Under FDA’s own guidelines, factories that haven’t been inspected in five or more years are considered a significant risk and are supposed to be prioritized for “mandatory” inspections. more
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Canada must offer ‘gold-standard’ endometriosis care so women don’t seek help abroad: patient
While wait times for endometriosis treatment are long, Canadian doctors are working towards creative solutions to address the backlog and lack of specialized physicians. more
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A young widow and mom of 2 shares how to support someone in her position — and what's not helpful
Holly Matthews' husband died when she was 32. She shares advice on what not to say to people like her and why sending flowers and cards is not helpful. more
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Medicare and gym memberships: Here’s what’s covered and what’s not
The details matter—especially since many older Americans aren’t getting enough exercise, per the CDC. more
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They moved abroad for work, then started looking for love. Here are their 5 best pieces of dating advice.
Even if there's no chemistry, a date can still be a great way for expats to make new friends in a city where they don't know anyone. more
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News outlets reported Elle Macpherson beat breast cancer with alternative therapies. Doctors say that's misleading and potentially dangerous.
Media outlets reported that Elle Macpherson beat breast cancer using alternative therapist. Doctors warn that probably wasn't the case. more
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N.B. man discharged after surgery ends up having to call 911 on the way home
A New Brunswick couple is angry and speaking out, alleging the 83-year-old man was released from hospital but ended up convulsing in the car from a serious infection. more
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Whooping cough cases are surging in Canada. What’s going on?
Quebec has seen the biggest spike in cases, with more than 11,600 reported so far this year, up from the annual average of 562 cases between 2015 and 2019. more
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Jimmy Fallon plans to tape his mouth shut for a better night's sleep
"I have to do this under supervision. So, I'm going to have security guards next to my bed and try this—I'm not kidding!" the "Tonight Show" host said. more
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