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Doctors find 1st likely case of woman spreading Ebola one year after infection
A Liberian woman who probably caught Ebola in 2014 may have infected three relatives a year after she first fell sick, doctors reported in a study published Monday.
Role-playing game aims to help Nunavut youth deal with anxiety and depression
A game out of New Zealand that promises to help teens with anxiety and depression is being reimagined by Nunavut youth.
Gluten-free foods aimed at kids not healthier than regular products: Study
Despite being associated with a "health halo," gluten-free foods marketed to children are often high in sugar and aren't nutritionally superior to regular products aimed at kids, a study has found.
Abortion laws in Northern Ireland need 'urgent' reform, MPs say
Woman sues fertility clinic, claims dozens of her eggs lost
If the doctor is listening, you have 11 seconds
Dog owner urges drivers to consider buckling up pets
DR. GOLDMAN'S BLOG
Take a quick online test to discover your risk of heart attack or stroke
SECOND OPINION
Your earliest memory might never have happened
Your car might be trying to kill you by lulling you with sleep-inducing vibrations
Halifax takes $690K in new false-alarm fee, but it hasn't reduced unwarranted calls
SECOND OPINION
Why there's finally a drug for smallpox even though the disease no longer exists
Loblaws recalls No Name chicken nuggets due to possible salmonella
2 Uncle Ben's rice varieties withdrawn in eastern Canada
Ritz Bits pulled from shelves due to possible salmonella contamination
Premiers call for 'voluntary' pharmacare program funded by Ottawa
More Canadian stroke patients could get clot-grabbing treatment
ER doc flagged Wettlaufer victim death as possible medication error, inquiry hears
Single-sport kids feeling the strain of specialization, experts say
Opinion
Pet therapy should be more than bonus treatment — it should be standard practice
Deaths by alcohol-related liver disease skyrocket among young adults, U.S. study shows
'We have to start getting used to it': Record-breaking temperatures heating up the globe
UBC researchers explore use of nanotechnology to predict risk of opioid addiction
