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Is society overlooking older women?

Investments and focus to empower older women, the fastest growing part of Canada’s population, are necessary according to a recent report from the Women’s Age Lab at Women’s College Hospital. In a call for collective action and a concerted effort for Canadians to produce more women’s health research, Women at the forefront of aging in […]

Thumbs Up/Down

Thumbs UP…to continued diligent testing for H5N1 bird flu on North American farms. Health officials recently found 7 percent of dairy workers tested on farms in two US states had evidence of recent infection even though they didn’t feel sick (this brings the total number of humans infected to 46 ) and 491 herds were […]

Overheard

Risks of being a night owl  If you’re a night owl, staying up late and waking up later might feel natural, but it could be affecting your health. Studies now show that compared to early risers, night owls are at a higher risk for conditions like diabetes, obesity, and poor sleep quality. Reduce risks by […]

Feeling great every day and impulse buying

Wise: Optimize your life to feel great I think we should all make life choices that lead to a great day. And it’s not much to ask for. As long as I wake up rested and have a sense of control over how I spend my day, I’m feeling great. This sounds simple, but it’s […]

People experiencing mental illness don’t need help to die…

They need our support to live On March 17, 2024, individuals in Canada whose sole underlying medical condition is a mental illness will become eligible for medical assistance in dying (MAiD)—unless the federal government decides not to go forward as planned.  As a parent, a medical professional, and an advocate for human rights, we must

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Abilities Magazine

A magazine serving a cross-disability network

Today's Kids

A national resource for parents raising kids with disabilities

Caregiver Solutions

Canada’s trusted source for caregiving advice

Rehab & Community Care

Canada’s magazine for rehab, geriatric, and pediatric professionals

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