Sperm donation: family complaint for “deception on the merchandise”
In Canada, families who have appealed for gamete donation are complaining. The sperm came from a donor with a history ...
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Rob Ford: former Toronto mayor died of cancer
The exuberant former mayor of Toronto couldn't resist a relapse of liposarcoma. Rob Ford was 46 years old.The former mayor ...
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Canada: government restores free health care for migrants
Canada is preparing to offer free healthcare to refugees on its soil, announces the Minister of Immigration.In Canada, refugees will ...
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Flu: a new virus in Canada
A new influenza virus has been identified in two farm workers in the province of Saskatchewan in Canada. These two ...
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Football World Cup: FIFA authorizes femininity tests on players
FIFA could subject certain World Cup players to a femininity test. She wants to avoid the controversy of 2011, when ...
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Slow down the progression of Parkinson’s by dancing the tango
Canadian researchers from McGill University in Montreal have shown that dancing Argentine tango could be beneficial for the sick.Argentinian tango ...
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Could France also soon experience heat peaks of 50 ° C as in Canada?
A heat wave has hit the northwestern United States and western Canada in recent days. The latter has caused the ...
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Scientists invent a bed bug trap
A team of Canadian researchers has developed a bedbug trap. Disappeared at the beginning of the century, this pest has ...
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Avian influenza: Canada kills 146,000 poultry
The avian flu epidemic continues to progress: the H5N2 strain has been detected in Canada, where 146,000 poultry had to ...
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Ebola: Canada in turn closes its borders
The immigration ministry justified this decision by explaining that it was a health measure to "help prevent the transmission and ...
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“Mommy”: shrinks decipher the suffering of a teenager
“Mommy” is the chaotic life of an impulsive and violent mother and her son. A teenager who combines hyperactivity and ...
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Movember: prostate cancer third deadliest in Canada
November 13, 2017. The Movember Foundation gave the start of its prostate cancer awareness campaign. It's time for men to ...
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Should we remove junk food from pharmacies in Canada?
In Canada, it is not uncommon to see entire shelves of unsavory food for the sake of good health. How ...
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Canada: Medically Assisted Dying Drug Available
November 20, 2017 In Canada, where medical assistance in dying has been authorized since June 2016, secobarbital, the most widely ...
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Canada: the strike, an outdated means of pressure?
November 6, 2017. Public sector unions should learn to use their imagination to put pressure on politicians and no longer ...
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Unusual: a contest to win a year of medical cannabis in Canada
In Canada, as in twenty American states, cannabis has been authorized for medical purposes since 1999. This use requires either ...
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3,000 new BMWs and Minis abandoned in Canada for more than 6 years
The Supercar.fails Instagram channel has just put the spotlight on a veritable new BMW graveyard located in Vancouver, Canada. BMW ...
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Memory: why memories of early childhood do not remain engraved
For everyone, memories of early childhood are often scarce. For the first time, a Canadian study seems to be able ...
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Sudden infant deaths still too many
Despite prevention messages, too many infants still die in their sleep, study reveals. Co-sleeping and sleeping on your stomach are ...
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Corneas cultured in the laboratory transplanted for the first time
In Quebec, six patients whose corneas had been severely damaged received a cornea transplant cultivated in the laboratory from stem ...
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Canada: recall of contaminated sunscreens!
August 2, 2016. A Personnelle brand sunscreen has just been the subject of a product recall in Canada. The product ...
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Leanness is as dangerous as obesity
Being too thin can be as dangerous to your health as being obese. Fatal risks are greatest in lean people ...
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May 7 to 13: Mental Health Week in Canada
May 4, 2012 - Mental Health Week in Canada will be held from May 7 to 13, 2012. Organized as ...
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Canada: cold sore (herpes), a crippling enemy …
It is estimated that cold sores affect about a third of the population. Both men and women are affected by ...
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Eating Disorders in Canada: Awareness Matters
January 26, 2012 - National Eating Disorder Awareness Week will be held February 5-11 in Canada. Eating Disorders Update There ...
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Alzheimer’s disease: Canada relies on awareness
January 06, 2012 - January is Alzheimer's Disease Month in Canada. Indeed, the Ministry of Health wishes to sensitize the ...
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Gardasil vaccine up to age 45: approved in Canada, but not in the United States
April 29, 2011 - Health Canada has authorized the use of the Gardasil vaccine, to prevent human papillomavirus (HPV) infections, ...
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Avian influenza: a worrying first death in Canada
A first fatal case of avian influenza (H5N1) in Canada was confirmed Wednesday afternoon by the Ministry of Health. The ...
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Health Canada rules on “novel fibers” added to foods
March 25, 2011 - Health Canada to change its definition of dietary fiber1, which dates from 1985, in order to ...
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Natural products: Health Canada postpones its new compliance policy
February 4, 2011 - Beyond March 2011, it will still be possible to find on the Canadian market natural health ...
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