Telomere length, liver disease, atrial fibrillation: Recent research shows that coffee may play a more nuanced—and sometimes more favourable—role than previously thought.
On the fourth episode of Kimberley Kallio's 'Rings a bell' podcast, Jenny Hsieh, a registered pharmacist and doctor of pharmacy student at Memorial University quizzes Kim on anemia.
Health Canada told The Canadian Press drugs containing oxycodone should generally be available now. However, the federal agency said some shortages continue to be reported and some supplies may still be constrained.
Year after year, the Christmas season brings a predictable set of medical issues through our doors or into the emergency departments. Here’s an informal peek at the medical mayhem underneath the Christmas tree.
The World Happiness Report suggests young people have become Canada’s unhappiest age group, a complete reversal of long-standing trends. Reasons for their woes may be disparate, but a growing field of research posits that the world is once again in a polycrisis—a group of interconnected ongoing crises that all affect one another.
Experts say that although people in their 20s are adults, expecting them to immediately transfer to adult mental health services can be a challenge and programs aimed at helping the transition play a critical role helping them build a stable adult life.
