Health

The first clinical trial in Canada is under way to test whether the party drug could be part of a treatment for those with PTSD

A boutique brand aims to give medical marijuana the white-glove, apothecary-chic treatment

Two new studies suggest a potential game-changer in how scientists understand of the brain, which could advance research on MS and Alzheimer’s

In a gluten-free world, a modified Atkins diet is making an improbable comeback

It’s stronger than heroin and more potent than OxyContin. It’s also cheap, ubiquitous, and incredibly deadly. Inside the rise of fentanyl.

Study after study show vitamins don’t lower cancer or heart-disease risk. In fact, they may create problems.

Fentanyl is a powerful drug that’s killing Canadians—and it seems no one can stop it. A sneak peek at our latest cover story.

The MERS virus has killed at least 19, and is sparking fear and anger about the government’s initially slow response

Get a pup’s-eye view of the world from this therapy dog. See what it’s like to make the rounds at a The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, including all the hugs he gets from pint-sized patients.

Peter MacKay is trying to confront a 21st century issue, but when it comes to laws protecting DNA information, Canada’s still a wild frontier