Health Insight
Managing Illnesses
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Celiac Disease, Wheat Allergy… What’s the Difference?
While symptoms can overlap, celiac disease and wheat allergy are two distinct disorders. Learn the key differences from Dr. Mohsin Rashid.
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Food Allergens: Labels and Healthy Substitutes
Confused by food product allergen labels? Welcome to the club. Canadian manufacturers may say “may contain,” but did you know they're not required to?
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Erectile Dysfunction Doesn’t Have to Be a Downer
If you’re a male who hasn’t experienced erectile dysfunction, you might be an exception. You don't need to be ashamed of ED — or to suffer with it.
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Detection and Treatment Are Key for Prostate Cancer
Men develop prostate cancer more than any other cancer, and early screening and effective treatments are critical to keeping those men alive.
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Still Can’t Hear With Hearing Aids? Here’s Why
People with hearing loss can benefit from hearing aids, but these two common problems with the hearing aids themselves might be causing problems.
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Know the Signs of Hearing Loss at All Ages
Audiologists identify, and teach you how to manage, hearing loss. Know your and your family’s hearing health — see an audiologist for a hearing test.
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Living With Hearing Loss? The CHHA Is Here for You!
The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association is a leading organization that represents and supports Canadians living with hearing loss and their families.
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Why Canada Needs a National Diabetes Strategy
One in three Canadians are affected by diabetes. Learn what Diabetes Canada has planned to fight the epidemic, and why a collaborative approach is crucial.
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Empowering Patients, One Breath at a Time
When it comes to home respiratory services, choosing the right provider is crucial. Learn about the available resources to help you breathe easier.
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Quand le psoriasis modéré est tout sauf…
Les options de traitements sécuritaires et efficaces pour le psoriasis et le rhumatisme psoriasique progressent rapidement, mais tous ceux qui pourraient bénéficier d’un traitement ne le reçoivent pas nécessairement.