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.
Rare Diseases
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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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Ott. school board debates whether teachers can wear own masks
By: Jacquie MillerTrustees at Ottawa’s largest school board plan to debate a motion Tuesday to allow teachers and other educators to wear their own higher-quality masks at school.
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Opinion: Filled ICU beds the price Sask. pays for premier's poor planning
What would our ICUs look like today if Moe's May roadmap had simply required vaccine passports to public events including sporting events?
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Health workers fear case surge after Thanksgiving gatherings
"We fully expect that the situation is going to get worse, which is really hard to believe," said a Saskatoon intensive care specialist.
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Bacteria threatens kidney transplant patients
Nocardia infections thrive in patients whose immune systems have been diminished by cancer treatment or organ transplants.
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Canadian parents support masks in schools
But people living in Quebec and the Prairie provinces are less likely than other regions to support the measure.
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