A new cancer injection is raising hope after doctors reported that it can shrink tumors and, in some patients, make them disappear completely. The treatment, known as amivantamab, has drawn…
MS Awareness Month is bringing new attention to the planned Regina MS Clinic, a major step aimed at improving multiple sclerosis care for people in southern Saskatchewan. The clinic has…
The DR Congo Ebola outbreak has triggered fresh global concern as the World Health Organization calls on countries to avoid panic-driven travel bans and focus instead on stronger cooperation, faster…
Starting a plant-based diet can feel confusing, especially when protein becomes the biggest question. Many beginners worry that removing meat, eggs, or dairy will make meals less filling. The truth…
Busy evenings do not always leave time for cooking, but that does not mean dinner has to be unhealthy or low in nutrition. These no-cook high-protein dinners are simple, filling,…
Eating for better cholesterol does not have to be expensive. With the right heart-healthy pantry staples, families can build simple meals that support heart health, improve fiber intake, and reduce…
Low folate and B12 levels are gaining attention as possible contributors to chronic fatigue, low energy, weakness, and poor concentration. While tiredness can have many causes, vitamin B12 and folate…
The Pitt Meadows Walk is bringing the community together for an important cause as residents step forward to help make cystic fibrosis history. The local event is part of the…
The Edmonton allergy season has become more intense this year, with dry weather and a late spring start being blamed for stronger symptoms across the city. Many residents are dealing…
Africa’s health systems are once again exposing a major global weakness ahead of the next pandemic. From Ebola and mpox to cholera, measles and climate-linked disease threats, the continent is…
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