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After spending many years as a paramedic, Dr. Marty McNamara returned to his Ontario cottage country hospital as an overnight ER physician.

Heather Elliott, a retail worker from St. John's, says many of her friends and family are scrambling to find take-home rapid tests.

A new U.S. government center aims to become the National Weather Service for infectious diseases—an early warning system to help guide the response to COVID-19 and future pandemics.

The new video platform will replace what Saskatchewan healthcare providers have used throughout the pandemic.

Under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Act, the government can charge up to 8 per cent annual interest on the amount owed. 

At the same time, Canadians could end up with even more limited access to medications if a wholly public pharmacare plan fails to deliver a formulary as comprehensive as what private plans today offer.

Dr. Vince Gilmer had admitted to killing his father and cutting off all his fingers. But the new doctor who took over his practice thought the case was not as open-and-shut as it appeared.

Pharmacists prescribing Paxlovid need to navigate public misunderstandings about its effectiveness, a long list of drug interactions, and high-risk populations not being aware of it as an option.