TikTok Tuesday: We try not to damage our skin with the #eyetape makeup hack (WATCH)
While the trick can help amateur makeup artists, dermatologists warn that repeatedly pulling tape off this delicate area can cause damage like drooping skin.
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ATA Annual Representative Assembly denounces Bill 15 and looks to research how to close learning ...
The discipline process for educators and the new provincial curriculum were the hottest topics as more than 500 teacher delegates from across Alberta gathered face-to-face for the first time in three years over the weekend.
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Are you at risk of developing long COVID? This computer program may be able to ...
Using machine learning, researchers sifted through hundreds of characteristics to predict who may develop long COVID.
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'Hope, optimism, a better quality of life': Clinical trials save lives while moving science forward. ...
Clinical trials help bring innovative treatments to those who need it most, saving lives, and giving people a chance to play a role in advancing medicine.
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Ontario's chief medical officer denies local request for renewed masking in schools
Ontario’s top doctor has refused a request from the acting medical officer of health for Windsor-Essex and other public health leaders to reinstate the mask mandate in schools.
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UBC research shows how blood tests can predict patient outcomes
Analyzing blood markers when a patient is hospitalized with COVID can help doctors predict who will have the worst outcomes, study finds
Celebrating a rainbow baby on Mother's Day can bring mixed emotions
"It’s definitely hard to talk about him, but it also would have been harder not talking about him.”
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What it feels like: A rare kind of stroke
When George Myette woke up one morning and had trouble finding his balance, he thought it may just be a case of vertigo. It was much more serious than that.
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Monkeypox is now in Canada: Should you be worried?
The rare virus has now been identified in Quebec, although the Public Health Agency of Canada has not had any cases reported.
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Hemochromatosis is the most common genetic disease in the Western world, and yet diagnosis is ...
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Game-changer: CHEO takes part in genomics pilot project to identify rare diseases
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Ottawa teen speaks about living with two rare genetic disorders
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Gilbert Gottfried died from complications caused by myotonic dystrophy type II
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Asking For A Friend: Is there a right way to wash your hair?
From how much shampoo you should use to technique, a hair expert weighs in on how to get the most out of your hair washing routine.
Plastics may affect infants' developing cognition
Specific phthalates have already been shown to interfere with the development and function of hormones in the body
