Health Insight
Canada
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Can We Age Better in Canada? You Bet.
CanAge is a new seniors’ advocacy organization that educates, empowers, and mobilizes people on the issues that matter most to older Canadians.
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How to Manage Work and Caregiving During COVID-19
Debbie Franchuk shares 5 tips for working family caregivers who are looking for a little balance — and maybe even assistance — during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A Smart Way to Age Comfortably in the Home You Love
HomeEquity Bank’s CHIP Reverse Mortgage and CHIP Health allow Canadians over 55 to achieve financial freedom and live retirement their way.
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Why Data Is the Key to Managing Your Health
To be a full partner in your health care journey, it’s essential that your personal health information (PHI) is accessible to you, where and when you need it.
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Medical Innovation Reinvigorates Hope for Canadian Patients
Learn about the Canadian research that's led to major breakthroughs in treating complicated and life-threatening diseases which previously had no treatment.
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How Everyone Can Be a More Empowered Patient
We asked organizations representing patients how Canadians can become proponents for patient access and what they can do to become more empowered patients.
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Is Gluten a Problem? It Could Be Celiac Disease.
Many symptoms can delay diagnoses of celiac disease, causing illness and serious complications. If you suspect celiac, know its signs and steps to take.
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During the Pandemic, We All Need One Less Thing to Worry About
These are anxious times, but the Lung Health Foundation is highlighting one simple choice you can make for some peace of mind: getting your flu shot.
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All Canadians Should Have Access to Life-Saving Cancer Testing
A liquid biopsy is a minimally invasive cancer test that can improve patient outcomes — but right now, it’s only available to a small subset of Canadians.
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Working Together to Help Canadians with Cancer
The COVID-19 pandemic placed new challenges on the millions of Canadians living with cancer. Thankfully, the Canadian Cancer Society is here to help.