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My retired father uses his pension to pay for my basic needs because I can't find a job. I'm worried I'm ruining his retirement.
When this recent college grad couldn't find a job, she turned to her father for help. He gives her part of his pension, and she feels guilty about it. more
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Is tongue-tie surgery for babies needed? Experts are divided
Medical experts are increasingly questioning the widespread use of tongue-tie surgery in infants, urging consideration of nonsurgical options due to concerns about over diagnosis. more
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Kelowna community dialysis unit to open in new location
Each dialysis station will also be equipped with a ceiling-mounted radiant heater to accommodate patients with kidney disease who are sensitive to cold due to vascular disease. more
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Toronto reports 1st probable human case of West Nile virus this year
Toronto Public Health says in a news release on Friday that an adult resident contracted the virus. more
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Silk plant-based milks impacted by listeria recall returning to shelves
Silk plant-based milks affected by a nationwide recall are gradually coming back to shelves amid a listeria outbreak that has killed three people in Canada. more
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The drugmaker that hopes to legalize MDMA is cutting 75% of its staff after the FDA rejected the drug
Lykos will cut 75% of its staff, or about 100 employees, and the remaining team will focus on working with the FDA, the company said. more
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People with drug addictions living in B.C. long-term care homes raises red flags
The number of people suffering acute brain injury due to drug use that are being housed in residential care homes has risen, and this is a cause for concern in smaller facilities. more
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Mark Cuban shares important words on Biden and Harris drug cost plan
The Shark Tank billionaire explains his view of a positive future for affordable medicines. more
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Biden Administration announces Medicare drug pricing cuts
The White House claims the new plan will save the Medicare program $6 billion in 2026 alone. more
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Addiction recovery centre opens west of Edmonton
Years after the government closed a facility west of Edmonton that supported homeless men with addiction issues, the province has reopened a new treatment centre at the site. more
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Much of Alberta dealing with poor air quality due to wildfire smoke
Nearly all of Alberta was under an air quality advisory on Thursday.  more
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Mpox risk in Canada ‘remains low’ despite global health emergency: PHAC
In the wake of the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring a global public health emergency for mpox, Canada says the virus risk within the country 'remains low.' more
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Class action lawsuit proposed against B.C. government over safe supply drug program
The plaintiffs' daughters were best friends and both purchased drugs diverted from the government's program that they believed was safe. more
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This Blue Zone resident turns 100 today — living proof that taking it easy on yourself is great for longevity
Blue Zone resident Ester van den Hoven credits her long life to a few key factors, and her mindset is a big one. more
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Disney is arguing in a wrongful-death case that the terms of a Disney+ account extend to its theme parks
A widowed husband sued Disney in February. This month, the media titan asked that the lawsuit be dismissed because he agreed to Disney+ terms in 2019. more
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I canceled my Netflix subscription 2 years ago. I loved it, but overhauling my TV habits changed my life for the better.
I was addicted to Netflix, so I canceled my subscription two years ago and gave up all streamers. There have been so many perks and benefits for me. more
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Cancer deaths among men predicted to surge 93% globally by 2050: study
A recent study predicts a dramatic rise in cancer cases and deaths among men by 2050, highlighting a critical need for improved global cancer management. more
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Mpox is on the rise. What Canadians need to know as the virus spreads
As mpox cases escalate in Africa and increase in other countries like Canada, the World Health Organization on Wednesday again declared the virus a global public health emergency. more
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Another visitor to a national park died of extreme heat
A 57-year-old man is the second fatality at Death Valley National Park this summer. more
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Royal Caribbean ships make a big change passengers love
One of the cruise line's former top executives calls it 'the idea I am most proud of." more
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I'm 38, and one of my closest friends is 72. We have more in common than you might think.
I'm 38 and started volunteering to combat loneliness. I made friends with a 72-year-old woman, and we realized we have a lot in common. more
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‘You could just change the law’: The unexpected costs of surrogacy for one Canadian family
A fertility lawyer says New Brunswick is "lagging" when it comes to legislation around surrogacy. Advocates and prospective parents say it's time for change. more
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Mpox vaccines delayed as virus spreads across Africa
On Tuesday, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention declared a public health emergency of continental concern for the first time ever. more
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Fresh fruits and veggies can be expensive. How a pop-up market aims to fix that
Corbeille de Pain of Montreal holds what is calls 'solidarity markets' each week during the summer season to offer both fresh produce and prepared meals in Montreal. more
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I gave up my dream of being a doctor at a local hospital just one year out of medical school. That decision cost me close to half a million dollars, but it was worth it.
Faith Choo, 27, left Singapore's public healthcare system a year after graduating and is now working as a locum doctor. more
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