Heat-related illness exists on a spectrum, so recognizing early symptoms is key to avoiding progression

While some ED visits can’t be avoided, there are steps you can take to reduce your chances of needing emergency medical care

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Podcast Episode · Money Feels · 2025-04-10 · 47m

Scientists are raising the alarm over low measles vaccination rates in parts of B.C. as concern grows over outbreaks in Ontario and Texas.

Help Oliver Nielsen raise money to support Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE)

Stretcher occupancy rates in Quebec emergency rooms have been increasing for the last three weeks, but haven’t reached the levels seen during the first two weeks of January. The peak of winter activit...

While the spread of viruses isn't necessarily abnormal for this time of year, it’s crucial for families to stay informed and prepared.

Without jabs, flu mortality would be at least double.

The Canadian Medical Association and the Alberta Medical Association have issued separate statements dismissing the $2-million project as ‘misinformation’

The Canadian Medical Association and the Alberta Medical Association have issued separate statements dismissing the $2-million project as ‘misinformation’

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) endorses the Alberta Medical Association’s concerns about the report from the Alberta COVID-19 Pandemic Data Review Task Force. This report promotes misinformati...

Antivaccine beliefs reside most often on the political right. We must confront this reality and devise evidence-informed strategies to counter this trend.

A growing number of Canadians are encountering health misinformation, with significant consequences for their health, according to a new survey commissioned by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA).