Discussions

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Heart and Stroke Canada has released a new report for Heart Health Month in February. It highlights several disparities women continue to experience in the prevention and treatment of heart attack and stroke, in comparison to other Canadians.

Dr. Stephen Starr amusingly speculates on some of the ways children and grandchildren are the ultimate con artists.

As Trudeau and the provinces talk we need to be clear that increased federal health transfer payments must target the severe shortage of health professionals.

In this first of an ongoing series, we look at the common signs and symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis—and what to do about them.

A poor job is often done in presenting narratives around prevention, leading to a lack of appreciation for its importance.

Given the role that alcohol plays in many of our lives, it’s of little surprise that people are reacting to these new recommendations with a fair degree of skepticism.

My inability to hear with my ears does not define what I can do. It is my persistence, my grit, my, my will, and my curiosity that makes me who I am—a capable person with a “unique-ability.”