-
Purdue Pharma, Sackler family to settle U.S. opioid lawsuits for US$7.4BU.S. News4 hoursThe $7.4 billion payment to 55 U.S. states and territories is intended to resolve claims that the drugmaker's pain medication OxyContin caused a nationwide opioid addiction crisis. -
![]()
Higher doses of Zepbound to be offered on Eli Lilly websiteConsumer8 hours -
![]()
Measles circulating in northeastern B.C. community, health officials warnHealthJun 14 -
![]()
Alberta to begin charging residents a fee to get the COVID-19 vaccineHealthJun 13
Latest Health Videos
Click to see more latest Health videos
View all
-
![]()
CanadaHealth Matters: Homelessness increasing among parents, pregnant people -
![]()
HealthHealth Matters: Ontario OB/GYN patient complaints up 29% -
![]()
HealthNerve surgery could help spinal cord patients regain movement -
![]()
HealthHealth Matters: Canadians waiting longer for hip, knee replacements -
![]()
ConsumerHealth Matters: Some salami products recalled due to possible salmonella -
![]()
HealthHealth Matters: RFK Jr. ousts vaccine advisory committee -
![]()
ConsumerTikTok skin-care trend may be harmful, study says -
![]()
CanadaHealth Matters: 6 infants born with congenital measles in Ontario -
![]()
HealthDoctors speak about risks of measles vaccine during pregnancy -
![]()
HealthWhat is Oatzempic? The truth behind the viral oatmeal weight-loss trend -
![]()
HealthHealth Matters: Many parts of Canada affected by wildfire smoke -
![]()
HealthInfant dies in Ontario after measles infection, other complications
More on Health
-
Alberta to begin charging residents a fee to get the COVID-19 vaccineAlbertans who want to continue to protect themselves from the COVID-19 virus will have to pay out of pocket for it starting in the fall of 2025, the province announced on Friday.HealthJun 13
![]()
-
Cancer group warns Carney bill could weaken health standards. Why?The Canadian Cancer Society is warning the Carney government about the potential risks to health standards if new interprovincial trade legislation doesn't add new safegaurds.HealthJun 13
![]()
-
Canada’s top doctor Theresa Tam to leave role June 20Canada's chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam, who became the face of the country's COVID-19 response, is set to leave her role next week.CanadaJun 13
![]()
-
RFK Jr. taps new vaccine advisers days after firing previous panelKennedy chose new members to sit on the committee, including a scientist who researched mRNA vaccine technology and a leading critic of pandemic-era lockdowns.U.S. NewsJun 12
![]()
-
As wildfires rage, an updated outlook shows the worst may be yet to comeThe wildfire season so far this year has been the second worst on record after 2023, according to the Government of Canada, which forecasts the trend to continue.FireJun 12
![]()
-
Nerve surgery a growing possibility for spinal cord patientsWith hockey shirts decorating the wall, a favourite video game on TV and a cell phone not far away, Henry Black is everything you would expect from a 16-year-old.CanadaJun 12
![]()
-
This salami is being recalled in 3 provinces due to possible salmonellaSome salami products under the Rea and Bona brands are being recalled in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario over concerns of potential salmonella contamination.CanadaJun 11
![]()
-
Canadian scientists raise concerns over RFK Jr. firing U.S. vaccine panelOn Monday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he will appoint new members to the scientific group that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about vaccination.HealthJun 11
![]()
-
Wildfire smoke continues to trigger poor air quality alerts across AlbertaMany communities in the province remained under an air quality warning on Tuesday while special air quality statements were issued for others.HealthJun 10
![]()
-
N.S. woman wrongly diagnosed with terminal cancer: ‘Absolutely devastating’Gabriella Patey, 31, was initially told her breast tumour was benign. Later, she was told she had terminal cancer. A third call informed her it was all a terrible mistake.HealthJun 10
![]()
