Smok Cannabis opens its doors as Durham Region’s first pot shop
After nearly two months of delays, Durham region finally has its own pot shop. The store, appropriately named Smok Cannabis, opened its doors Tuesday. Inside, […]
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WHO classifies burnout as ‘occupational phenomenon’ related solely to work
The World Health Organization is now including burnout as an official medical diagnosis. The syndrome was officially added to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) […]
Read moreCanadian cannabis company funds digital tools to fight underage marijuana abuse
One of Canada’s largest cannabis companies, Canopy Growth, has partnered with drug awareness organizations to create digital tools aimed at curbing drug abuse among young […]
Read moreWhy is the C-section rate still climbing in Canada?
The number one reason for surgery in Canada is a Cesarean section delivery, according to the the latest data from the Canadian Institute for Health […]
Read moreParamedics program to prevent unnecessary ER visits to expand in Winnipeg
Following a successful launch in 2013, a program that prevents unnecessary visits to local hospital emergency rooms will be expanded. Called the Emergency Paramedics in […]
Read more'I spent my twenties on waiting lists' – EDS sufferers forced to travel to London at own expense for specialised treatment
People with a “rarely-diagnosed” genetic condition are forced to travel to London and fundraise to cover the treatment cost because there is no specialist in […]
Read moreFake Smiling At Work Makes You More Likely To Drink Heavily, Study Says
Ever flashed a fake smile at someone at work before? We thought so. Whether it be to suppress your inner unhappiness or to avoid confrontation with that annoying […]
Read moreJogger who suffered a heart attack has life saved by four total strangers
A 56-year old man was saved by four strangers after he suffered a cardiac arrest while he was out running. Alan Cleghorn, a retired software […]
Read moreIn Dissozialität a reduced brain activity in teenagers, it shows
Study: change in brain activity in socially disadvantaged young people In a recent study has shown that girls with problematic social behavior show reduced brain […]
Read moreMuslims Who Fast: Fitness trainer Nazia talks mental health during Ramadan
Welcome back to Muslims Who Fast – our annual mini-series looking into the lives of those who fast during Ramadan and the food they eat […]
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