Contraceptive Linked to Brain Tumors
A lawsuit alleges Pfizer failed to warn about Depo-Provera’s link to brain tumors, despite safer alternatives. Learn about the claims and implications for women’s health.
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Yes, We Are Partly Plastic
November 27, 2024 from Medscape Microplastics, already detected in the lungs, liver, blood, and heart, have now been found in human brains for the first time. This groundbreaking discovery raises important questions about the implications for human health and brain function. The Discovery: Microplastics in Human Brains A recent case series study examined olfactory […]
What No-Fault Insurance Means for Alberta
Alberta’s new no-fault auto insurance policy aims to streamline care for accident victims while reducing premiums. Learn how this change may affect healthcare providers and patient care
How Old Are You? The One Leg Test
October 23, 2024 from Medscape How Your Balance on One Leg Can Reveal Signs of Aging Aging is often perceived as a gradual decline in physical abilities, but recent research shows that certain abilities may drop off more suddenly. A recent study published in PLOS One revealed that balance, measured by how long an individual […]
Falling Back or Leaping Forward?
November 1, 2024 from Medscape Is the recent time change causing you to feel like you’re falling back or struggling to leap forward into your routine? As people settle into standard time after the recent clock change, experts are urging awareness of potential health risks associated with disrupted sleep patterns. According to Michael Antle, PhD, […]
How to Burp if You Can’t
September 9, 2024 from Medscape A rare condition called retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction, also known as no-burp syndrome, has found new attention thanks to discussions on Reddit. The syndrome, caused by a muscle quirk in the esophagus, traps air inside the body, leading to bloating, pain, and discomfort. Patients who receive Botox injections into the affected […]
Green Light for Headaches
August 9, 2024 from Medscape Light therapy, also known as phototherapy or photobiomodulation, is showing promise as a non-invasive treatment for several conditions, including chronic pain, vision loss, and muscle recovery. With roots dating back to ancient medicine, light therapy has become the subject of modern research, producing promising results for conditions with few treatment […]
Canadian CEOs Push for Full Office Return
October 7, 2024 from Canadian HRReporter Remote work arrangements, a pandemic-era shift, may soon come to an end according to a recent KPMG survey. The report highlights that 83% of Canadian CEOs expect employees to return fully to the office within three years, a significant jump from 55% in 2023. Furthermore, 90% of CEOs plan […]
Alcohol and Heart Health
August 7, 2024 from DATAC Research presented at the American Heart Association Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Scientific Sessions 2024 examined the complex relationship between alcohol consumption and heart health. The two studies, conducted on rodents, provide new insights into the risks of binge drinking and how alcohol impacts cardiovascular function, especially among women. Alcohol and […]
50% of Dementia is Preventable
July 31, 2024 from Medscape According to the latest report from the Lancet Commission on dementia prevention, intervention, and care, nearly half of all dementia cases worldwide could potentially be prevented or delayed by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors throughout life. These findings provide new hope in the fight against dementia, which affects millions of […]