The Canadian diet is changing: How snacks are taking over mealtime

Health minister dismisses key recommendation from expert report on pharmacare

Quebec's federation of family doctors launches legal challenge against pay reform law

Update on management of dandruff and scalp dermatitis Canadian experts address causes, management, diverse clinical presentations across different ethnicities and need for clinical guidelines to better inform healthcare providers.

Do kids really need vitamin supplements? For parents of fussy eaters in particular, supplements may feel like a quick and reassuring solution. But are they necessary?

Obesity: Why do so many patients abandon GLP-1 agonists? Despite the hype surrounding GLP-1 receptor agonists, a significant proportion of patients discontinue treatment after a few months, reducing the chances of long-term benefits.

How two Canadian war amputees hiked 2,000 kilometres and shaped disability rights activism

University of Saskatchewan remembers: The service of the McNab brothers Dr. John Allan (Jack) McNab and his brothers from the University of Saskatchewan answered their country’s call in both world wars.

New Canadian consensus guidelines on managing male and female pattern hair loss🧪 A panel of Canadian experts has developed consensus recommendations for the management of androgenetic alopecia in male and female adults.

New topical JAK inhibitor available for treating chronic hand eczema Anzupgo (delgocitinib topical cream) is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic hand eczema in adults.

New Canadian consensus guidelines on managing male and female pattern hair loss🧪 A panel of Canadian experts has developed consensus recommendations for the management of androgenetic alopecia in male and female adults.

Altering this cloning technique could be game changer in fertility treatments🧪 Technique using skin cells to create fertilizable human eggs with genes from two sources.

How doctors can help patients get ahead of extreme nausea and vomiting in pregnancy🧪 Up to 31% of patients with Hyperemesis Gravidarum stop meds because of side effects.

How doctors can help patients get ahead of extreme nausea and vomiting in pregnancy🧪 Up to 31% of patients with Hyperemesis Gravidarum stop meds because of side effects.

Altering this cloning technique could be game changer in fertility treatments🧪 Technique using skin cells to create fertilizable human eggs with genes from two sources.

Do corticosteroids during pregnancy increase childhood infectious disease risk?🧪 Study examines antenatal corticosteroid use and risk of infectious diseases throughout childhood.

Four clinically and biologically distinct subtypes of autism have been identified, along with details of how each of their underlying genetic patterns drive the condition.

Seven obstetrician gynecologists have resigned from in-hospital privileges under the Interior Health authority at Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops, B.C.

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‘We’ll be moving’: Alberta transgender children, families brace for legal changes

A recent study out of Laval University finds many foods that are high in sodium and sugar on Canadian shelves are much cheaper than healthier, equivalent options.

A Toronto hospital says it transplanted a heart that stopped beating last month in a Canadian first that has the potential to substantially shorten the long wait for a donor.

A Quebec senator says she was never told by her doctor that a surgical procedure she went through in 2005 would render her unable to have children, and hopes her story can advance a broader reckoning on systemic racism in Canada.

Applications are being accepted for those wanting to become doctors through Simon Fraser University, in what the British Columbia government says is the first new medical school in Western Canada in decades.

Canada’s physicians still have high rates of burnout, but more are starting to seek help: CMA survey

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Did you miss this over the summer? New Canadian guideline provides evidence-based options for smoking cessation Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care issues recommendations for primary care providers to promote tobacco smoking cessation in adults.

Should you screen for pre-workout, creatine and illegal steroids? Use is on the rise among teens

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Patients who were intoxicated during the assault or while seeking treatment after the fact face greater difficulty accessing sexual assault evidence kits (SAEKs), according to a new study published in the journal Violence Against Women this summer.

Patients who were intoxicated during the assault or while seeking treatment after the fact face greater difficulty accessing sexual assault evidence kits (SAEKs), according to a new study published in the journal Violence Against Women this summer.

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