Study that said glyphosate herbicide is safe retracted 25 years after publication

Are you counting down to the Artemis II launch & wondering what expertise goes into exploring space? It’s not just rocket science! Tune into our Countdown to Artemis II series, and we'll take you through some space research & activities underway by members of Western Space!

B.C. health care cuts 1,100 positions, redirects $60 million toward front lines ⁦@CTVNews⁩

#BREAKING: Auditor General says Ontario falling short on connecting patients with primary care, expanding medical education and tackling overbilling

p-tau217, the breakthrough blood test, prediction of amyloid-β burden and Alzheimer's disease in people with no symptoms, no cognitive impairment https://t.co/cDzeopDnqV

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If an elderly person comes to the ER with an acute psychotic break and has no prior psychiatric history, make sure to run urgent blood work and a simple urine test. The most likely cause is an infection (UTI is the most common) on top of undiagnosed early onset dementia or mild

Residents in Port Hardy, B.C., rally against nearly 3-year overnight closure of ER Island Health says it has invested $30 million in healthcare services across north Vancouver Island https://t.co/BIfeYEkY65

Most assisted deaths in Canada come after cancer diagnosis, annual report finds

‘I almost died:’ Troubling number of Canadian seniors struggle to recover from surgery, study suggests ⁦@CTVNews⁩ ⁦@AdrianGhobrial⁩ ⁦@UnityHealthTO⁩

Lawsuit alleges social media giants buried their own research on teen mental health harms

Health care workers fear for patients after layoff notices at North Bay hospital https://t.co/w0Qokam4Jv via @NorthBayToday

The top 10 long term care homes by staffing levels are a mix of non-profit, municipally owned, and independent for-profit homes. The lowest are for- profit LTC homes @Thetrilliumca

🚨 NEW: CAEP Statement CAEP opposes Alberta’s move toward a hybrid public-private health-care model. Evidence shows privatization doesn’t reduce wait times — and risks creating a two-tier system that harms equitable access to emergency care. Visit: https://t.co/nkE9bAgTng

New @PNASNews "This work represents the most extensive study to date regarding the effect of tattoo ink on the immune response and raises serious health concerns associated with the tattooing" including altering the response to vaccination https://t.co/ugzEqPicob

Canadian-U.S. study uses bubbles and focused ultrasound to boost survival of patients with #glioblastoma ⁦@CTVNews⁩ #fus ⁦@TheLancetOncol⁩

Health minister dismisses key recommendation from expert report on pharmacare

Semaglutide (Ozempic) failed to have clinical impact for slowing progression in people with mild Alzheimer’s disease in 2 large, placebo-controlled trials https://t.co/NioLZxVad2

SCOOP: Alberta intends to allow doctors working in the public health care system to simultaneously offers services in the parallel private market, according to draft amendments obtained by The Globe and Mail

Investigation- anesthesia doctors scheduled - some say against their will- to practice in privately run Alberta surgical clinics | The Tyee

Lost in the debate over Law 2 regulating doctors' pay in Quebec are its medical objectives. Do they make any sense? In this feature below, I explain the goals for cancer surgery, ERs and family medicine. The upshot? Those goals may be impossible to achieve. https://t.co/yy8Gedtjt6