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Most Canadians have a preventable risk factor for vascular damage to the brain, which often leads to dementia
CANADIAN AFFAIRS -- The common, treatable and often undetected cause of dementia
CYNTHIA LIEN (FJHI '26) -- Most Canadians have a preventable risk factor for vascular damage to the brain, which often leads to dementia. READ MORE
Foot odors are a common problem, but one most people are too embarrassed to talk about. That's too bad, because there are some easy fixes.
NEWS DECODER -- Let’s talk about that smelly feet problem
CHRISTOPHER LO (FJHI '26) -- Foot odors are a common problem, but one most people are too embarrassed to talk about. That’s too bad, because there are some easy fixes. READ MORE
Liver scarring can pave the way to cancer down the line. A new blood test in development might help doctors spot it.
LIVE SCIENCE -- New blood test aims to spot liver scarring before it paves the way to cancer
HANAN HAMMAD (FJHI '26) -- Liver scarring can pave the way to cancer down the line. A new blood test in development might help doctors spot it. READ MORE
While restaurants and hotels garner tourists and international attention, many locals are still struggling.
TORONTO STAR -- Prince Edward County has become a glamorous destination. If you live there, it might be a different story
GAUTHAM KRISHNARAJ (FJHI '26) -- While restaurants and hotels garner tourists and international attention, many locals are still struggling. READ MORE
In the professional world, international experience is more needed now than ever before. But global politics is making it difficult to study
NEWS DECODER -- The welcome mat isn’t always out for international students
CHRISTOPHER LO (FJHI '26) -- In the professional world, international experience is more needed now than ever before. But global politics is making it difficult to study abroad. READ MORE
A new national fermented foods initiative aims to prove fermented foods belong in Canada’s food guide
CANADIAN AFFAIRS -- Why experts want fermented foods added to Canada’s food guide
HANAN HAMMAD (FJHI '26) -- A new national fermented foods initiative aims to prove fermented foods belong in Canada’s food guide. READ MORE
Canada’s Food Price Report 2026 predicts food prices will increase by between four to six per cent this year.
TORONTO STAR -- You might get some budget help with the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. But experts worry it’s not enough
NATASHA YU CHIA HU (FJHI '26) -- Canada’s Food Price Report 2026 predicts food prices will increase by between four to six per cent this year. READ MORE
Wellness trends are leading people who don’t have diabetes to buy continuous glucose monitors as a healthcare wearable. Hanan Hammad reports
BMJ -- The wellness inspired rise of continuous glucose monitors for people without diabetes, including those with metabolic disorders
HANAN HAMMAD (FJHI '26) -- Wellness trends are leading people who don’t have diabetes to buy continuous glucose monitors as a healthcare wearable. READ MORE
Latin dance is popular worldwide. And whether they lead or follow, people find salsa can build community and improve their health.
NEWS DECODER -- The healing power of salsa music
ANGELICA RECIERDO (FJHI '26) -- Latin dance is popular worldwide. And whether they lead or follow, people find salsa can build community and improve their health. READ MORE
The chief executive officer of Your Doctors Online compares the future of health care to the current state of food delivery.
TORONTO STAR -- What’s the future of virtual health care in Ontario? Despite funding cutback, it may have taken root
HANAN HAMMAD (FJHI '26) -- The chief executive officer of Your Doctors Online compares the future of health care to the current state of food delivery. READ MORE
Mississauga taxpayers wanted an independent Auditor General hired for oversight of their money—Council voted no.
THE POINTER -- Mississauga taxpayers wanted an independent Auditor General hired for oversight of their money — Council voted no
ANU RADHA VERMA (FJHI '26) -- RK Srivatsa worked in corporate business for over 40 years, and he’s learned that there are always opportunities to identify and address financial inefficiencies or leaks. READ MORE
A recent study suggests efforts to reduce demands on doctors by expanding pharmacists' prescribing powers are not working
CANADIAN AFFAIRS -- New study points to impact of pharmacist prescribing rules
NADIN GILROY (FJHI '26) -- A recent study suggests efforts to reduce demands on doctors by expanding pharmacists’ prescribing powers are not working. READ MORE
Australia’s recent IV fluid shortage may offer lessons for other countries navigating similar crises, reports Anny Huang From early 2023 h
BMJ -- How Australia survived a sudden shortage of IV fluids
ANNY HUANG (FJHI '26) -- Australia’s recent IV fluid shortage may offer lessons for other countries navigating similar crises. READ MORE
At binz stores, surplus goods move downstream through a hidden retail ecosystem, giving products a second life and shoppers the chance to st
THE CONVERSATION -- The retail afterlife: How surplus goods find new value at ‘binz’ stores
CHRISTOPHER LO (FJHI '26) -- For $25, you might walk out with a drone. Or a blender. Or a box of something you won’t identify until you tear through the tape. READ MORE
Are apps like this one an important part of the future of chronic pain care? Those living with chronic pain see potential, but some experts
TORONTO STAR -- These apps offer promise for chronic pain. How much promise isn’t yet clear
ANU RADHA VERMA (FJHI '26) -- Are apps like this one an important part of the future of chronic pain care? Those living with chronic pain see potential, but some experts express concerns. READ MORE
Pharmaceutical companies facing increasing demand for GLP-1 agonist receptors are struggling to minimise their impact on the environment. Ma
BMJ -- Weight loss drug waste: what happens to the Ozempic pens?
MAHIMA ADEY (FJHI '26) -- Pharmaceutical companies facing increasing demand for GLP-1 agonist receptors are struggling to minimise their impact on the environment. READ MORE
Lecanemab is inspiring both caution and optimism.
TORONTO STAR -- An approved new treatment slows the progress of Alzheimer’s — but will provincial drug plans offer it?
CYNTHIA LIEN (FJHI '26) -- Canada’s first disease-slowing Alzheimer’s treatment offers new hope for patients at the same time as it presents new strains on a health system already struggling to support a growing dementia population. READ MORE