Five (bad) assumptions caregivers must overcome
These assumptions can harm caregivers over time. Happiness and fulfilment are emotions that must be generated from within
Health
Well-rested kids are healthier, happier and more successful
Poor sleep is associated with suicide risks, drug use, obesity and other serious health concerns. We can help these children sleep – and live better
When it comes to injuries, MLB teams remain clueless
Injury research through analytics should be priority one, since baseball owners spent $745,769,319 on injured list players in 2018 alone
Taking the guesswork out of exercise
Hifa Maleki of Orangetheory Fitness talks about why gyms make sense for many people
Blurring the lines in the protein battle for consumers
With the help of the new food guide, Canadians are looking differently at protein sources. That doesn’t mean beef is doomed, but it will have to adapt
Battling the myths and stereotypes of psychiatry
Dr. Paul Latimer helps minimize some of the misconceptions about seeking psychiatric help
No going back from suddenly becoming a caregiver
There are a few basic truths that reveal themselves in almost every story of sudden-onset caregiving. The first is that love remains intact
Tackling ovarian cancer head-on
Margot Micallef talks about the The Lady Ball Gala, and what we can all do to support women and battle ovarian cancer
Cellphone industry continues to control the safety message
In the U.S., the industry has influenced science, regulators, public perception and government policy
