Fight chronic inflammation
Onions, turmeric, red grapes, green tea and acai berries all help prevent chronic inflammation that often plays a role in cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s...
Government of Canada contributes almost $5 million to global fight against Zika virus
Jane Philpott, Minister of Health, has announced an investment of $4.95 million in the global fight against the Zika virus.
Earlier this year, the World...
Health Canada warns against use of unauthorized ‘LifeGive’ health products
Health Canada is warning Canadians not to purchase or use 'LifeGive' health products, which claim to treat diseases such as cancer and dementia. These...
Risks related to certain preservatives in cosmetic, non-prescription and natural health products
Health Canada is informing consumers of potential risks related to the combination of methylisothiazolinone and methylchloroisothiazolinone (MI/MCI) used as a preservative in certain leave-on...
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How to find your match on online dating sites
BY AVIVA REIMER
Online dating does work, but at what price? Some dating sites make a concerted...
Raising funds for Parkinson’s research
On Saturday, May 7, Harry McMurtry, who has Parkinson’s disease, started his 500-mile walk from New York City to his hometown, Toronto, to raise...
Horsetail Extract
Known for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant properties, this miracle extract is used to treat a wide variety of ailments, including diabetes, acne and...
Camphor–beware!
This white crystalline substance – which comes from the Cinnamonum camphora tree – is typically used in chest rubs and vaporizers to help clear...
Lawsuit to force the federal government to stop overbilling of Quebecois patients
On May 2nd, a petition was filed with the Federal Court of Canada to force the Minister of Health to prevent the overbilling of...
How much do humans really prioritize physical activity?
While the physical, social and mental benefits of physical activity are globally understood, a recent study from Reebok suggests that we may not be...