Quebec is gearing up to improve home care for seniors, focusing on better access and support for both staff and patients. Seniors and Staff Expectations: A New Approach to Home Care in Quebec Quebec: The government is planning to roll out a new home support policy aimed at making life easier for seniors. They want…
A stomach bug is spreading among Canada’s vulnerable populations, causing severe diarrhea and exhaustion, especially in cities like Toronto and Edmonton. Endless Diarrhea and Exhaustion: Stomach Bug Hits Vulnerable Canadians Hard Toronto: For the last five weeks, Keren Elumir, a night nurse, has been busy at a safe consumption site in Moss Park. She’s been…
This January, Canadians are encouraged to support those living with dementia and learn more about the condition. January Marks Alzheimer’s Awareness Month Across Canada with Key Insights Montreal: Every week, Donald Taylor visits the Alzheimer Society of Montreal. Five years ago, his family noticed changes in his behavior, leading to a diagnosis of Lewy body…
Quebec is seeing a rise in salmonella cases linked to mini pastries, with many affected having attended catered events. Over 30 Salmonella Cases in Quebec Tied to Sweet Cream Mini Pastries Quebec: The Public Health Agency of Canada has reported a total of 61 salmonella cases across the country. Out of these, 33 cases are…
A Montreal toddler is undergoing crucial treatment in the U.S. after a near-drowning, highlighting gaps in Canadian healthcare access. Montreal Toddler Receives Life-Saving Post-Drowning Treatment in U.S. Not Available in Canada Montreal: A two-year-old named Arthur Tétrault is getting treatment in New Orleans after a near-drowning. His parents, Nicolas and Melissa, moved him from a…
A new study reveals that undernutrition may be fueling the global measles outbreak, highlighting the need for better child nutrition. McGill Study Links Undernutrition to Global Measles Outbreak Concerns South Africa: A recent study from McGill University shows undernutrition is a big factor in the global measles outbreak. Researchers teamed up with UC Berkeley and…
A salmonella outbreak tied to mini pastries has left 17 hospitalized, with cases reported nationwide. Stay safe and check your snacks! 17 Hospitalized in Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Mini Pastries Across Canada Montreal: There’s been a salmonella scare in Canada. The Public Health Agency reported 61 cases of salmonella, and 17 people ended up in…
A new study shows alcohol can worsen nut allergy reactions, urging caution for those with allergies. Alcohol Linked to Severe Reactions in Nut Allergies, New Study Reveals Montreal: A recent study led by McGill University has some eye-opening findings. It looked at over 1,100 adults with severe allergic reactions. The research shows a strong link…
Many seniors find joy and health by staying active and social, combating loneliness through community activities and friendships. Seniors Against Loneliness: Being ‘Out and About’ is the Secret to Good Health Montreal: Did you know that nearly one in five seniors in Canada feel lonely? Statistics Canada says it’s a big issue. Loneliness can lead…