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Tattoo inks recalled in Canada over contamination concerns
Two types of water-based tattoo pigments by the brand Bloodline were recalled on Wednesday due to 'potential microbial contamination.' more
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Lithuania is the world's happiest place for under 30s, but it's also Europe's suicide capital
Lithuania was ranked as the world's happiest place for under 30s, but it also has high suicide rates, revealing a stark generational divide. more
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Nearly Half of Gen Z Wish TikTok Was Never Invented: US Poll
Survey confirms young adults worry about the addictive nature of social media. Meanwhile, the US and other are moving to make online platforms more safe and healthy for kids The post Nearly Half … more
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Binance CEO says task force is working ‘across the clock’ to free exec in Nigeria
Binance CEO Richard Teng said the company has continued to explore every legal and political avenue to bring Gambaryan home as his health deteriorates by the day.  more
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Signs & Symptoms of Sarcopenia: What You and Your Caregiver Need to Know
Signs & Symptoms of Sarcopenia: What You and Your Caregiver Need to Know
(NewsUSA) - As we age, maintaining physical fitness and the ability to move our body easily becomes more important to our overall well-being. However, an often-overlooked condition known as … more
Calgary doctors say Canadian Medical Association apology a ‘start’
The Canadian Medical Association issued a formal apology to Indigenous peoples for systemic discrimination and racism embedded within the healthcare system. more
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National park finally lifts restrictions introduced in July
A risk for visitors is lower but a danger remains high. more
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Food packaging chemicals are seeping into human bodies — here's what that means for your health
Food containers and cookware are leaching more potentially hazardous chemicals into our bodies than previously thought, new research suggests. more
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B.C. unveils nurse-to-patient ratios, with priority on emergency departments
B.C. was the first province in Canada to announce such minimum ratios, which are intended to deliver better patient care while helping recruit and retrain nurses. more
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Three stocks to note before the Fed rate cut decision
Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves. more
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The strange reason why your body ages most rapidly between 44 and 60—and how to combat it
Aging can hit you like a wave, according to a new study. more
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A new superfood from Africa’s ‘tree of life’ is exploding in popularity—and fetching for high prices
The trees need more than 20 years to start producing fruit. more
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How Bear Grylls spends his 5 to 9 — from walking barefoot outdoors to cold plunges
Bear Grylls, the world's most famous survivalist, shares how he spends his downtime with Business Insider. more
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B.C. therapeutic riding program that makes ‘miracles every day’ at risk of closure
The North Fraser Therapeutic Riding Association has helped more than 200 families every year for the past 45 years. more
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Faith leaders call on Ford to reverse move to shutter supervised consumption sites
A number of religious organizations came to Queen's Park on Tuesday and said they were hopeful they could reach Ford's 'humanity.' more
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Amazon's strict new RTO rule creates an awkward situation for One Medical
One Medical recently rolled out a new hybrid work approach for employees. Most of this is on the scrap heap now. more
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Health Canada gives 1 year to remove BVO from drinks. What are the risks?
Brominated vegetable oil has now been banned by Health Canada, but consumers could still see it popping up on ingredient labels for one more year. more
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Here’s what you should know about Apple’s new sleep and hearing health features
The company unveiled “groundbreaking” technology including AirPods that function as “clinical grade” hearing aids and sleep apnea detection capabilities. more
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How 10,000 steps can earn you up to $6.20 a day
Physical activity could be equal to or even bigger than the $7 trillion attention economy, Sweat Economy’s co-founder believes. more
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McGill, Ottawa seek to dismiss Montreal brainwashing experiment lawsuit
Family members of patients allegedly brainwashed decades ago at a Montreal psychiatric hospital are afraid they're running out of time to get compensation. more
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Your flexibility might predict your lifespan. Take this test to find out
You can do these exercises at your desk. more
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Bill Gates says today’s global child health crisis is tomorrow’s economic catastrophe
Bill Gates says malnutrition is the “world’s worst child health crisis" and climate change will only worsen it. more
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Los expertos animan a los cuidadores a prepararse para la temporada de enfermedades respiratorias
Los expertos animan a los cuidadores a prepararse para la temporada de enfermedades respiratorias
(NewsUSA) - Si eres uno de los 1 de cada 5 estadounidenses que cuida de un cónyuge, padre, hijo, adulto mayor o alguien con condiciones de salud crónicas, discapacidades o necesidades … more
Plane pull at Edmonton airport raises money, awareness for Hope Air
Hope Air has been around since the 1980s but in the last few years has seen a big increase in demand for flights to help low-income Canadians get to medical appointments. more
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‘Deteriorating conditions’ at Surrey ER ‘unequivocally leading to substandard care’: Doctors
Doctors say they've made 'repeated and urgent attempts' to alert Fraser Health leadership of worsening conditions in the emergency department, but have received 'little response.' more
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