Can stopping birth control trigger hair loss?
A TikTok user who nearly went bald after stopping hormonal birth control has put the spotlight on this common side effect.
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Weir: Stress and lack of sleep makes hormones harder to manage
Before blaming fatigue, anxiety and moodiness on perimenopause, have you checked your stress?
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If you're a man, you don't think about quitting residency: Study
Just three per cent of men worry about about training opportunities, compared to almost 50 per cent of women.
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Weir: Women deserve a lifetime of healthy sex
A healthy sex life is important for stress management, self-confidence and optimism. Plus, you deserve it.
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Weir: Don't base decisions on outdated info
Don't be too quick to write off hormone therapy. It can not only improve quality of life, but can also be good for your brain, bone, breast and heart.
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Reopening B.C.: Adapting to new normal in personal services means new habits, safeguards
“The biggest change? It’s probably just ensuring all the protocols are followed. It’s a matter of repetition and learning new habits and learning to work with the new normal.” — Chris Motiu, co-owner of Davie Village Registered Massage Therapy
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WATCH: Dr. Dominik Nowak on how to make the most of time with your doctor
In the first of three in the 'Health Talk with Dr. Nowak series,' Lisa Machado talks to family physician and TELUS Health Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Dominik Nowak and advocate Teri Price about how to navigate tricky patient/doctor dynamics.
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Pandemic has set end of life care back, says expert
Dr. Allan Kellehear said allowing people to die on their own during the pandemic with little end of life support and little grief support in the community has been a disgrace.
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Can you blame your spending habits on coffee?
While it may give you a bit of an energy boost, that java you're sipping as you shop may be bad for your wallet.
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“Not protective”: Early bodychecking doesn’t prevent hockey injuries, study finds
Most Canadian minor hockey associations have recently decided to forbid bodychecking until players reach the age of 15.
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What's the case for vaccinating tots five and under against COVID?
On Saturday, the CDC expanded eligibility for Pfizer and Moderna jabs to nearly 20 million children ages six months through five
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