The use of psychedelics is growing in popularity, and Canadian researchers say there may be risks involved that people aren't fully aware of. Kyle Benning has the details and more in Health Matters for Nov. 13, 2024.
"The insurance company denied the simple procedure to correct the condition, saying it was 'pre-existing' because the baby was born that way."
The owner of a south Edmonton barbershop is still in shock after one of his clients discovered a dead baby lying in a snowy parking spot near the business on Saturday.Harjas Dhaliwal, who owns Gz 2 Gentz Barbershop in a shopping complex on the southwest corner of Ellerslie Road and Parsons Road S.W., said he spotted a box on the ground in the parking lot when he came to work at 10 a.m., but didn't think anything of it.Hours later, he said, one of his clients left the shop around 2 p.m. and saw a
"I pay $400/ month for insurance, and they wouldn’t cover a life-saving medication."
A man from Pelly Crossing, Yukon, wants the Whitehorse hospital to do better when discharging rural patients who arrive by medevac. He says he was given the option of paying for a hotel or going to the emergency shelter. Cheryl Kawaja reports.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Young adult immigrants known as “Dreamers” in 19 U.S. states will be temporarily blocked from getting health insurance through the Affordable Care Act's public marketplace, a federal judge has ruled, limiting an effort by the Biden administration to help immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
Mia DeCamilla told a Buffalo news station after the incident that she doesn't plan on going back to the stadium
Higher levels of omega-6 fatty acids often found in ultraprocessed foods may interfere with the immune system’s fight against cancer cells, a new study says.
The jab targets parasites after they pass through the liver and into the blood, which is the stage that causes symptoms including fever and chills.
A University of Saskatchewan research team is recruiting people to eat cannabis gummies and then use a state-of-the-art driving simulator. The study is designed to test impairment from THC edibles.
A social media post makes broad false claims of health advantages for Amish people, wrongly tying them to practices not all Amish engage in.
Researchers discovered a decade-long discrepancy.
Reality TV star Brandi Glanville has revealed she's spent $70,000 trying to fix her face after being struck down with a mystery condition which doctors have concluded could have been caused by a parasite.
Eighty percent of women in menopause suffer from night sweats and hot flashes – and traditionally hormone therapy is the only on-label treatment available to them. But as Sarah Ryan explains in Health Matters, there’s a new prescription that’s been approved that will make treatment accessible to a wider range of women.
Watch Tom Murphy's interview with Sanja Stanojevic, an associate professor in Dalhousie University's department of community health and epidemiology.
Here's what to know about the condition and some important signs to look out for.
There's new hope for people living with uterine fibroids in Alberta. Doctors at the Misericordia Community Hospital are the first in the province to offer 'Acessa,' a new, less-invasive procedure that can treat debilitating symptoms such as fatigue, heavy bleeding and constant pain.
Does cutting red meat out of your diet help with cancer survival?
Bonus: You don't need to follow it exactly in order to reap the health benefits.
The Manitoba government has ordered regional health authorities to redirect 8 per cent of bureaucracy spending to the front-lines of the health-care system, but one union says the impact of those administrative cuts are being felt by nurses.
Yevhenii Arsirii abandoned her car at the crash scene and left on foot, according to cops.
