Health

Canada’s Food Guide tells us how to eat. A new guide tells us how to move.

The stem cell treatment for MS greeted as a "cure" is a breakthrough for five per cent of people with MS. What about the other 95 per cent?

A Q&A with Dr. Jeff Blackmer, vice-president of medical professionalism at the Canadian Medical Association, about assisted death’s burden on physicians

A proposed law on assisted death will not allow patients to choose death while they remain able. Should it?

Author Sebastian Junger asks what if PTSD is located not in the trauma of combat, but in the transition back to modern life?

When does life—and a doctor’s duty—begin and end? Assisted dying is dredging up the big questions of the abortion debate, for better or worse.

Andrew Smith: ’Animals eat plants. What’s not so clear is that plants also eat animals’

Nino Sekopet, an extraordinary end-of-life counsellor, on the questions he most often faces

An underrepresented voice in drug policy go to the UN: mothers with an all-too-personal understanding of the cost of drug abuse

Health apps are hailed for revolutionizing medicine. Just one little problem: Some of them are wildly incorrect.