BMJ

• Call inquiry into Canada’s COVID-19 response, medical journal urges

  Experts from 13 organizations across Canada, including doctors, nurses, researchers, law and humanitarian specialists, wrote a series of articles that made the argument.

  Health

  Jul 24, 2023
  
• Heart attack risk rises dramatically on Christmas Eve, Swedish study finds

  Swedish researchers found the number of heart attacks occurring on Christmas Eve was 37 per cent higher than a control period.

  Canada

  Dec 20, 2018
  
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• Vladimir Putin’s ‘gunslinger’s gait’ linked to KGB training, study says

  Russian President Vladimir Putin’s distinctive walk, where his right arm rests rigidly to his body, may have been acquired through KGB weapons training, according to a study published Monday.

  World

  Dec 15, 2015
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• Want to lose weight? Breathe out (a lot), researchers suggest

  You’re losing weight when you’re biking to work, carrying groceries to your trunk and…while you’re watching TV on the couch.

  Health

  Dec 19, 2014
• Cartoons kill: study finds kids’ animated films have more death than adult movies

  When it comes to violence in films forget about the works of Scorsese and Tarantino. A new study suggests children's animated movies can be just as rife with murder and mayhem

  Education

  Dec 16, 2014