Health Insight
Managing Illnesses
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Publicly Available Opioid Overdose Kits Could Save Young Lives
As opioid use and overdose among Canada's youth rises, it's important for their peers to know about this freely-available kit to help prevent overdose.
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Diabetes Management Depends on Modern Technology and Accuracy
New technology makes it easier than ever to manage your diabetes and help you monitor your blood sugar levels — take it from MMA fighter Dessi Zaharieva.
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From Thickness to Thriving: How One Woman Maximizes Life with COPD
COPD is a progressive lung disease, and drug-free treatments like this one are showing promise for patients to keep their COPD under control.
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There’s Never Been a Better Time to Be Treated for Prostate Cancer
Steve Turner was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2011. Luckily, with modern, established treatments, he still lives a happy, healthy, and cancer-free life.
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New Advances Provide Hope for Canadians with Lung Cancer
There's a stigma around lung disease that needs to be broken down so patients seek access to timely treatment and care. Where do you stand in the debate?
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Not Just Surviving Prostate Cancer, but Surviving Well
When public conversation focuses too heavily on 'beating prostate cancer,' discussing what comes after can fall by the wayside. That needs to change.
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Technology is the Future of Diabetes Management
Exercising when you have diabetes isn’t easy. New technologies are allowing individuals to keep better track of their blood sugar levels.
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Diabetes Hasn’t Stopped Max Domi from Achieving His Dreams
Living with diabetes doesn't have to impact your life — take it from professional hockey player Max Domi. Learn how he self-manages his Type 1 diabetes.
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Pneumonia Risk Increases for Canada’s Aging Population
With cold and flu season afoot, Canada's aging population needs to be aware of the serious risk of pneumonia, and of their prevention options.
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What Can a Personal Sound Amplifier Do for You?
There aren’t many options for those with mild to moderate hearing loss, and the SuperEar — a personal sound amplifier — might be the remedy.