Problematic Opioid Use Continues to Rise in Canada
Research shows as much as 4% of Canada’s population overuses opioid drugs.
Health & Medicine
Study Suggests Anorexia Nervosa Causes Significant Brain Shrinkage
New research shows anorexia impacts the size of the brain. This can be reversed if an individual is in recovery.
Texas AG Pursues Case Against Walmart’s Pharmacies
The state of Texas launched an investigation against Walmart for its alleged role in the opioid crisis.
6 Key Things You Should Know Before Filing a Cerebral Palsy Lawsuit
Cerebral palsy is a debilitating condition that can profoundly impact every aspect of a person’s life.
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Won’t Stop Mass Shootings
Mental health funds included in the new act may not be enough to prevent mass tragedies.
Your Guide to Treating Stiff and Aching Joints
Improving posture and using natural treatments can help prevent and reduce joint pain.
Mental Health Insurance Limitations Could be Costing Lives
Insurance is limited when it comes to covering mental health, and those who need it continue to suffer.
As Telework Becomes the Norm, Workers’ Health Matters
As virtual work environments become more common amid COVID-19, the mental and physical health of workers could change.
Robot-assisted Hip Surgery Could Mean Shorter Downtime
Robots could make surgeries more less invasive and more precise.
Beer Might Help Promote Healthy Gut Bacteria, Study Finds
Beer drinkers may not need to give it up to maintain gut health.