COVID-19 Patients Rarely Survive Cardiac Arrest: Study
MONDAY, Sept. 28, 2020 — Folks whose hearts stop due to a severe case of COVID-19 are very unlikely to leave the hospital alive, a […]
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‘Ontario is now in the 2nd wave of COVID-19’: Premier Doug Ford says
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says according to health officials the province is now officially in the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. “We know that […]
Read moreQuebec reports 750 new coronavirus cases as pandemic takes hold
Quebec is reporting 750 new infections of the novel coronavirus Monday as the pandemic once again takes hold in the province. The caseload stands at […]
Read moreHigh blood pressure: Bleeding from this region of the body is a warning of hypertension
High blood pressure (hypertension) can quietly damage your body for years before symptoms develop. Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to disability, a poor quality […]
Read moreHow to reverse type 2 diabetes
There is no guarantee you can reverse diabetes, but you can improve some of the symptoms by changing your lifestyle. It’s important to do this, […]
Read moreCoronavirus: meet the Ontario researchers responsible for 3 world-firsts
The World Health Organization declared the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic on March 11 and before the month was over, Douglas Fraser’s team out […]
Read moreA Theory About Conspiracy Theories
In a new study, psychologists tried to get a handle on the personality types that might be prone to outlandish beliefs. By Benedict Carey More […]
Read moreWellness Expert James Hill Tells Healthline That Being Healthy Is More Than Just Losing Weight
For decades, James Hill, PhD, the chair of the nutrition sciences department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, has focused his career on health […]
Read morePatients’ breathing test comes up short on accuracy, study finds
A routine test used to monitor patients’ breathing may be unreliable and putting them at risk, a study suggests. Incorrect results can mean clinical staff […]
Read moreDenver Post hosts a conversation on mental health on Oct. 5 via Facebook Live
Following our investigation, Crisis Point, on the rising youth suicide rate in Colorado, we are hosting a virtual conversation about teens’ mental health with experts […]
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