The trillions of bacteria inhabiting your gut eat what you eat, and turn meals into molecules that affect your brain. That can be a healthy relationship, or a serious health problem in the case of Crohn's and other forms of inflammatory bowel disease, which affect one out of 150 Canadians.
The Liberal government announced Thursday that all refugee health care benefits will be fully restored to pre-2012 levels by April 1.
A landmark study suggests that testosterone treatment is no fountain of youth, finding mostly modest improvement in the sex lives, walking strength and mood of a select group of older men.
A Yellowknife man in Edmonton for cancer treatment and his wife have found an unexpected source of comfort — a large family of Syrian refugees.
Ransomware attacks in the medical sector have been called one of 2016's greatest cybersecurity threats as hackers target life-saving devices for big payouts.
There is a dangerous idea, believed even by some doctors, that only elderly people have strokes. It's time to bust that myth, says a researcher with the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
The cadmium levels in Canadian adults are similar to those of people in other industrialized countries, according to a new report from Statistics Canada.
