'A sobering preview': extreme heat now affects one in three people globally, study finds
  • Mar 10, 2026

'A sobering preview': extreme heat now affects one in three people globally, study finds

  • The Guardian
Study links working while sick to higher risk of future absence
  • Mar 10, 2026

Study links working while sick to higher risk of future absence

  • CIDRAP
Psilocybin may help people quit smoking, new research finds
  • Mar 10, 2026

Psilocybin may help people quit smoking, new research finds

  • npr
Removing race from kidney function algorithm helped more Black patients access transplants
  • Mar 10, 2026

Removing race from kidney function algorithm helped more Black patients access transplants

  • STAT
Now we have proof: dealing with difficult people really does age you
  • Mar 10, 2026

Now we have proof: dealing with difficult people really does age you

  • The Guardian
Never smoked before? You could still be at risk of lung cancer
  • Mar 10, 2026

Never smoked before? You could still be at risk of lung cancer

  • CBC News
New report looks at struggles Canadian Black women face seeking medical care
  • Mar 10, 2026

New report looks at struggles Canadian Black women face seeking medical care

  • CityNews
N.B. patients face highest costs waiting for medical care: study
  • Mar 10, 2026

N.B. patients face highest costs waiting for medical care: study

  • CTV News
Tomorrow’s AI models are learning from today’s polluted research
  • Mar 09, 2026

Tomorrow’s AI models are learning from today’s polluted research

AI is becoming embedded across government, media, and healthcare. But the research ecosystems AI models train on are changing in ways policymakers aren't yet attuned to.

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Nick Tsergas
AI chatbots point vulnerable social media users to illegal online casinos, analysis shows
  • Mar 09, 2026

AI chatbots point vulnerable social media users to illegal online casinos, analysis shows

  • The Guardian
Can a "Living Drug" Cure Autoimmune Diseases?
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  • Mar 09, 2026

Can a "Living Drug" Cure Autoimmune Diseases?

  • The New Yorker
Recreational drugs can more than double risk of stroke, study suggests
  • Mar 09, 2026

Recreational drugs can more than double risk of stroke, study suggests

  • The Guardian
The number of Ontarians taking stimulants more than doubled after 2020, study finds
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  • Mar 09, 2026

The number of Ontarians taking stimulants more than doubled after 2020, study finds

  • The Globe and Mail
Regina researchers seek new antibiotic treatments that could save lives
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  • Mar 09, 2026

Regina researchers seek new antibiotic treatments that could save lives

  • Regina Leader-Post
GAO calls for greater transparency on high-risk pathogen research
  • Mar 09, 2026

GAO calls for greater transparency on high-risk pathogen research

  • CIDRAP
Anti-obesity treatment could cost as little as $3 per month
  • Mar 09, 2026

Anti-obesity treatment could cost as little as $3 per month

  • Canadian Affairs
The Canadian pediatric medicine researchers who 'made it up'
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  • Mar 07, 2026

The Canadian pediatric medicine researchers who 'made it up'

  • National Post
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  • Colby Cosh
Ultraprocessed foods may play a role in children's behavioural development, Canadian study suggests
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  • Mar 07, 2026

Ultraprocessed foods may play a role in children's behavioural development, Canadian study suggests

  • The Globe and Mail
Babies with COVID-19 develop more serious disease than those with RSV, US data reveal
  • Mar 06, 2026

Babies with COVID-19 develop more serious disease than those with RSV, US data reveal

  • CIDRAP
Tackling air pollution should be part of government work to cut cancer rates, scientists say
  • Mar 06, 2026

Tackling air pollution should be part of government work to cut cancer rates, scientists say

  • The Guardian
Can psilocybin ease distress in the dying? Research shows promise
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  • Mar 06, 2026

Can psilocybin ease distress in the dying? Research shows promise

  • Ottawa Citizen
Vaccine for Bacterial Diarrhea Successful in Human Trials
  • Mar 06, 2026

Vaccine for Bacterial Diarrhea Successful in Human Trials
Alcohol warning labels could prevent cancer cases
  • Mar 06, 2026

Alcohol warning labels could prevent cancer cases

  • Times Colonist
AI brain fry: How ChatGPT, Claude overuse could impact your health
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  • Mar 06, 2026

AI brain fry: How ChatGPT, Claude overuse could impact your health

  • Axios
Tylenol use by pregnant women in U.S. ERs dropped after Trump autism warning
  • Mar 05, 2026

Tylenol use by pregnant women in U.S. ERs dropped after Trump autism warning
Contaminated drinking water can last months or even years after wildfires: Canadian study
  • Mar 05, 2026

Contaminated drinking water can last months or even years after wildfires: Canadian study

  • Vancouver Sun
'Scientifically not a good idea,' says researcher whose work informed B.C.'s daylight-time decision
  • Mar 05, 2026

'Scientifically not a good idea,' says researcher whose work informed B.C.'s daylight-time decision

  • CBC News
Colon cancer often doesn’t wait for age 50. Screening doesn’t have to, either
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  • Mar 05, 2026

Colon cancer often doesn’t wait for age 50. Screening doesn’t have to, either

  • Saltwire
Canadian drinking water still at risk long after wildfires
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  • Mar 04, 2026

Canadian drinking water still at risk long after wildfires

  • University of British Columbia
Weight loss drugs may stop people getting addicted to drugs and alcohol, study finds
  • Mar 04, 2026

Weight loss drugs may stop people getting addicted to drugs and alcohol, study finds

  • The Guardian
Most Patients Keep Weight Off With Fewer GLP-1 Shots, Study Finds
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  • Mar 04, 2026

Most Patients Keep Weight Off With Fewer GLP-1 Shots, Study Finds

  • The New York Times
Are Canada's radon guidelines 'failing to protect Canadians' from lung cancer?
  • Mar 04, 2026

Are Canada's radon guidelines 'failing to protect Canadians' from lung cancer?

  • CBC News
3 million Canadians use GLP-1 drugs. Survey says that's changing their appetites — and habits
  • Mar 04, 2026

3 million Canadians use GLP-1 drugs. Survey says that's changing their appetites — and habits

  • CBC News
Rapid RSV tests linked to less antibiotic prescribing in kids
  • Mar 04, 2026

Rapid RSV tests linked to less antibiotic prescribing in kids

  • CIDRAP
Pregnant women's brains shed grey matter to prime them for motherhood, study suggests
  • Mar 04, 2026

Pregnant women's brains shed grey matter to prime them for motherhood, study suggests

  • BBC News
RNA vaccine funding cuts threaten decades of scientific progress
  • Mar 04, 2026

RNA vaccine funding cuts threaten decades of scientific progress

  • CIDRAP
A medical journal says the case reports it has published for 25 years are, in fact, fiction – Retraction Watch
  • Mar 04, 2026

A medical journal says the case reports it has published for 25 years are, in fact, fiction – Retraction Watch
Bacteria found in mouth and gut may help protect against severe peanut allergic reactions
  • Mar 03, 2026

Bacteria found in mouth and gut may help protect against severe peanut allergic reactions

  • McMaster University
Calgary researcher advocates for ending daylight saving time as debate re-emerges
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  • Mar 03, 2026

Calgary researcher advocates for ending daylight saving time as debate re-emerges

  • Calgary Herald
Study finds sharp rise in young men contacting Ontario gambling helpline
  • Mar 03, 2026

Study finds sharp rise in young men contacting Ontario gambling helpline

  • CityNews
Will it save dogs or impede key health research? Two views of Ontario's Bill 75
  • Mar 02, 2026

Will it save dogs or impede key health research? Two views of Ontario's Bill 75

  • CBC News
Three in four women unaware menopause can trigger new mental illness, poll finds
  • Mar 01, 2026

Three in four women unaware menopause can trigger new mental illness, poll finds

  • The Guardian

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