England’s health service says it won’t give puberty blockers to children at gender clinicsChildren can still be given puberty blockers in exceptional circumstances, the NHS said, and a clinical study on their impact on kids is due to start by next year. Documents reveal what happened inside the discord at Canada's drug price regulatorEmails released to the House of Commons committee on health suggest some on the regulator’s board believed the crisis that followed the minister’s letter threatened the very survival of the agency. Thought chocolate: Flavanols from cocoa help age-related memory loss Low levels may adversely affect hippocampal function and memory. Metformin shown to reduce incidence of long-COVID Study described as “profound and potentially landmark.” Newer heart transplant method could allow more patients a chance at lifesaving surgery It’s called donation after circulatory death, a method long used to recover kidneys and other organs but not more fragile hearts. What kind of surgery did Pope Francis have, and why? There remain some potential complications for the 86-year-old pontiff. How to interpret Environment Canada's Air Quality Health Index ratings Air quality warnings have been up and down, day and night, depending on your region. Ontario to stop free COVID-19 rapid test program in pharmacies, grocery stores The ministry is encouraging retailers to place final orders by June 16. Diabetes drugs’ market share almost doubled in the past decade: PMPRB Canada had the highest antidiabetic drug share of all the 11 comparator countries the PMPRB uses. Can a simple therapy shining a red light into kids eyes help stave off myopia? RCT shows low-level red-light reduces myopia occurrence in children. First Previous 304 305 306 307 308 Next Last
