Patient Lifestyle

The head of the Registered Nurses of Ontario is ramping up her campaign to bring more nurse practitioners to Thunder Bay.

Prince Edward Islanders will soon benefit from a new Catastrophic Drug Program designed to protect any individual or family whose drug costs are consuming an unreasonable share of their income.

Patients with symptomatic meniscal tears don’t benefit

Pediatrician Dr. Amy Ornstein navigates the murky waters of suspected child abuse, drawing on collegial support and her own kids as an anchor

Researchers unable to conclude the two strategies produce equivalent results

TORONTO | Ontario's New Democrats are making another demand to prop up the governing Liberals: give the ombudsman oversight of the health-care system.

An excess of the brain neurotransmitter glutamate could cause the transition to psychosis in those at risk for schizophrenia, according to a new study from researchers at Columbia University Medical Center.

Canadian Medical Association issues guidelines on what is considered a sensible quantity of alcohol to consume.