Healthcare

Multiple Sclerosis

Breakthrough Treatment Offers Hope for Progressive Multiple Sclerosis


A groundbreaking study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine and led by Dr. Jiwon Oh, a neurologist and scientist at St. Michael’s Hospital, part of Unity Health Toronto, reveals that a new drug,...

Alzheimer

Rethinking Alzheimer’s The Criticality Connection


Could the secret to a sharp mind lie in a delicate balance between order and chaos? A groundbreaking theory suggests that the brain operates at its peak when poised at a "critical" state—a sweet spot...

Flossing

Flossing Basics for Better Hygiene


Flossing is a cornerstone of good oral hygiene, working hand-in-hand with brushing to keep your teeth and gums healthy. By removing food particles and plaque from areas your toothbrush can’t reach, flossing helps prevent tooth...

Doctors

Canada’s Barriers for Global Doctors During Health Crisis


Canada faces a critical shortage of family physicians, with approximately six million Canadians lacking access to one. Despite this, internationally trained doctors—known as international medical graduates (IMGs)—are underutilized due to systemic barriers in the licensing...

Canada

Canada Needs to Prioritize Health Care


In advance of the Throne Speech, there is always intense speculation on priority issues for government. On May 12, the Canadian Medical Association’s (CMA) CEO Alex Munter and President Dr. Joss Reimer held a virtual...

weight

Beyond Weight: Unlocking Your Body’s True Story


The number on your bathroom scale doesn’t tell the whole story. Weight alone is a limited metric, often misleading when it comes to understanding your overall health. To truly track progress and optimize wellness, you...

salt

Salt : Iodized vs. Non-Iodized


Salt is a kitchen staple, enhancing flavors and playing a vital role in our diets. Composed of sodium and chloride, salt is essential for bodily functions, but too much sodium can lead to health issues...