Health

COVID made it clear. Measles made it an emergency.

In Canada’s public system, patients are languishing on wait lists for years. How private competition can save medicare.

In St. Thomas, Ontario, Asmaa Hussain is on the frontlines treating unvaccinated patients. As vaccine refusal grows in Canada, she wonders if other preventable diseases are next.

Why doctor-recommended art classes, fishing trips and walks in the park could be key to improving our health

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are overpowering existing treatments. One Hamilton-based lab is using medical AI to fight back.

Canada’s former health minister is diving back into politics to get every Ontarian a primary care provider within five years. Now comes the hard part.

Moving to Madoc was just the start—opening my practice has been riddled with red tape and financial barriers

I was supposed to shed pounds on the so-called miracle drug. Instead, I became sicker than ever.

The health-care system is stretched too thin. Some pharmacists are stepping up to fill the gaps.

A tweak to the government’s controversial new tax legislation would encourage more Canadian physicians to stick around