Features
Coffee found to lower risk of death
A new study shows drinking coffee daily could decrease your chance of dying from heart-related diseases. read »
Robotic arms lend a healing touch
New technology seeks helps to make difficult surgeries easier and impossible surgeries possible. read »
New technology detects skin cancer almost instantly
A new Canadian-developed device can detect skin cancer in less than two seconds, helping patients avoid unnecessary biopsies and doctors detect more early-stage cancers that sometimes go undiagnosed until too late. read »
New report shows caregivers in distress
Health Council of Canada finds the burden on home care providers is growing across the country. read »
Chocolate lovers slimmer than others
Could this sweet treat actually boost your metabolism? Turns out those who eat chocolate frequently have a lower body mass than those who don't! read »
Canadian beef recall has everyone checking their freezers
A recent E.coli contamination has provoked a large beef recall in the Canadian meat industry. Find out more, plus read our tips for preventing food-borne illnesses. read »
Canadian Cancer Society highlights importance of new Caregiver Tax Credit
The Canadian Cancer Society and the federal government announce details on a new initiative to help family caregivers. read »
$67.5 million being invested into personalized medicine
Personalized medicine could eliminate painful treatments and improve quality of life for Canadians. read »
Tips & Advice
6 tips to get ready for cottage season
Dreaming of a cottage escape? From safety to scams, we've got tips to keep everyone safe and happy this season. read »
10 of the world’s best street foods
Think outside the restaurant! Savour local flavours with these top street eats from around the world. read »
Destinations that are friendly (and not so friendly) for women
Planning a girl’s getaway? Here’s what you should you know when planning your next trip. read »
The Zoomer Report
The Zoomer Report: Walk In The Woods
Is there any green space near your workplace? A study suggests walking through the woods can get burned-out workers back on track. read »
