Indigenous harm reduction project gets cash
An Indigenous-led harm reduction research project has been given about $1.2 million by Health Canada to investigate treatment options for…
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MDMA Moves from Party Drugs Back to Therapy Tool
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Eating healthy is hard. It’s even harder for people who can barely afford to eat at all
It’s becoming more expensive to eat healthy, and food banks are having trouble keeping up with the demand. (Nicola MacLeod/CBC)…
How Do I Update My Compliance Risk Assessment?
Compliance Risk Assessments are critically important in healthcare practices. When used correctly, they can save entities from fines, problems and…
Government of Canada and Chief Nursing Officer hosted the Nursing Retention Forum to address workforce health challenges
June 14, 2023 | Toronto, Ont. | Health Canada As Canada’s largest group of health professionals with more than 400,000…
Some doctors are using AI chatbots to help deliver bad news to patients, the report says
iStock / Getty Images Plus From synthetic embryos, to a more inclusive BMI policy, to the possible benefits of vaginal…
Sweeteners may damage DNA and increase cancer risk
A new study finds that a common artificial sweetener can damage your DNA. The zero-calorie sweetener in question is sucralose,…
Taurine may help slow the aging process, new animal study shows
Share on PinterestTaurine is a compound found in dairy products as well as some energy drinks. Kevin Day/Getty Images Taurine…
Top 5 Reasons Not to Have an Estate Plan
We often hear many reasons why people do not have an estate plan or why they are putting off creating…
the influence of vitamin K on the diet-microbiome-health axis
In a recent narrative review published in the Nutrients Journal, researchers explored how Vitamin K dietary supplementation could promote healthy…