Health

[ad_1] Countries straining to contain a second wave of COVID-19 are turning to faster, cheaper but less accurate tests to

[ad_1] Five more hand sanitizers were added to Health Canada’s evolving recall list on Tuesday, which now includes more than 100

[ad_1] Independent monitors have paused enrolment in a study testing the COVID-19 antiviral drug remdesivir plus an experimental antibody therapy

[ad_1] A government-sponsored clinical trial that is testing an antibody treatment for Covid-19 developed by the drugmaker Eli Lilly has

[ad_1] Reports of reinfection with the coronavirus evoke a nightmarish future: Repeat bouts of illness, impotent vaccines, unrelenting lockdowns —

[ad_1] An estimated 61,000 long-stay home-care clients in Ontario and thousands more across Canada did not get a flu shot

[ad_1] “I’m a little bit like Grand Central Station right now,” she said. Vaccine hesitancy is nothing new. The first

[ad_1] The United States may be within months of a profound turning point in the country’s fight against the coronavirus:

[ad_1] Chinese health authorities will test all 9 million people in the eastern city of Qingdao for the novel coronavirus

[ad_1] Tiny strokes may cause some symptoms, said Dr. Dona Kim Murphey, a neurologist and neuroscientist, who herself has experienced

[ad_1] On Tuesday, and not for the first time, Joseph R. Biden Jr. described President Trump’s reluctant attitude toward wearing

[ad_1] A multi-phased wellness campaign that targets First Nations in northern Manitoba is beginning with the launch of a public

[ad_1] Surprisingly, the risk of being overweight was even greater than that linked to obesity. Overweight patients were 40 percent

[ad_1] First, it was murder hornets. Now it’s stinging caterpillars. As if there wasn’t enough to worry about in 2020,

[ad_1] The latest: Ontario reports 809 new cases, while Quebec confirms 1,097 new cases. New Brunswick announces 20 new cases, 9 connected to care-home

[ad_1] When President Trump promoted an experimental drug as a “cure” for Covid-19 in a video on Wednesday, it might

[ad_1] The Bioshield Act, along with the laws that later modified it, was not intended as a carte blanche. For

[ad_1] Stewart, B.C., and the neighbouring community of Hyder, Alaska, have always had close ties despite being divided by an international border