The University of Toronto study suggests that even with high immunization rates, unvaccinated people threaten the safety of people vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Attack rates among those who are vaccinated against COVID-19 were highest when
The survey found that 17% of Canadians vaped in the past 12 months, up seven points since a similar poll conducted in Sept. 2020. Vaping remains more popular among those aged 18-to-34 (26%) than among their counterparts aged 35-to-54 (18%) and aged
Researchers found minimal improvement among those who completed two follow-up assessments and the study reported the most persistent symptoms one year after being discharged from the hospital were fatigue, aching muscles, physically slowing down
After rolling out the service for adults in 2021, the province saw positive effects of the adult program on the overall wait times for treatment and mental health. Horizon Health Network received some additional funding for new positions and the
As researchers say only 40% of LTC homes routinely involve residents in end-of-life care discussions, the University of Waterloo developed Better tArgeting, Better outcomes for frail ELderly patients (BABEL), a person-centred approach that involves
The organization says it's the most convincing study to date that establishes a clear link between electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and suicide prevention among Ont. patients hospitalized for depression. Suicide deaths within one year from hospital
Albertans living with chronic pain symptoms or who support someone with a long-term health condition can join an AHS workshop that aims to teach them to take control of their health. Better Choices, Better Health is a six-week series of workshops led
The PaRx program expanded to N.B., N.S. and P.E.I. so healthcare professionals in the Maritimes can formally prescribe time outdoors and national park passes as part of personal healthcare plans. The BC Parks Foundation's program's been growing in
With the number of lingering vacancies plus the number of people out sick from COVID-19 and other infections circulating in the province, staff are stretched thin at Horizon Health Network. The health authority shows 142 health workers are off due to
The Newly Institute specializes in mental health, addiction, trauma and chronic pain treatments. It’ll open in June and says it offers rapid access to treatment, which includes psychedelics and drugs such as ketamine. The clinic can handle between