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Author: Maya Bennett
Maya Bennett covers health for Canada News Media, drawing on official sources such as Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada. Health articles are general information, not medical advice. Questions or corrections: [email protected].
Health Canada says fake Soprano diode laser hair removal and therapy devices, sold with a falsified licence, have reached some Canadian clinics. Here is what the advisory says and what to do.
Even when the Canadian Dental Care Plan pays 100% of its set fees, you may still owe money. Here is how coverage works and what to ask before you sit in the chair.
Health Canada says DREO model DR-HSH015 ceramic space heaters can overheat and ignite. Here is how to check your heater and get a free replacement.
Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer says life expectancy has nearly rebounded, but years lived in good health have fallen. Here is what the 2026 report found on mental health, toxic drugs and syphilis.
With Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31, Health Canada’s guidance covers checking treats, allergens, choking hazards, costumes and safer trick-or-treating.
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Health Canada has recalled FreeStyle Libre 3 app versions 3.6.4 to 3.6.8 over a defect that can cause prolonged loss of sensor communication. Here is the fix.
Routine eye exams are insured for children and seniors in most provinces, but not for most adults aged 19 to 64. Here is what each government says it covers.
Four jurisdictions have signed national pharmacare deals with Ottawa. Here is what B.C., Manitoba, P.E.I. and Yukon cover for diabetes medications and supplies, who qualifies and how to get it.
The Public Health Agency of Canada says the outbreak that began in October 2024 is over. Here is what that means, what elimination status needs, and what to do if you suspect measles.













