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The Skin We're In

Serena Pitt on Navigating Eczema, Acne, and Self-Care
Men's Health Care

Enhance Healthspan with BLOCK App: Quality Movement for a Healthier Life
Asthma, Allergies & Better Breathing

Clear the Air and Let Life Be Lived: Reasons to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

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The Latest Information About Concussions Everyone Should Know

Asthma, Allergies & Better Breathing

Quitting Smoking Can Help You Look Better and Breathe

The Skin We're In

Healthy Hair Revolution: The Styling Tools That Protect 

Shark Beauty tools are your secret weapon in the quest for healthy, beautiful hair without any of the damage.   Oh, the perfect hair day. It’s a universal pursuit that often feels like an elusive dream. Whether it’s the small fortune we spend on products that promise to transform our tresses or the countless hours … Continued
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Ready to Quit Smoking? Take the 30-Day No Smoke November Challenge

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Heart Disease and T2D Are Linked — And Proper Care Is Key

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Where do you keep your stress?

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Canada Must Act Now to Improve Access to New, Innovative Treatments

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Tropical Travel Health Risks: Here’s What You Need to Know

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Navigating life after cancer

Thanks to advances in cancer prevention, screening and treatment, about 1.5 million people in Canada now live at least 25 years after being diagnosed.[i]  But what happens after treatment ends and the routine appointments stop? Vinesha Ramasamy was first diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer as a 15-year-old newcomer to Canada. By age 19, … Continued
Transforming Canadian Healthcare

How Our Favourite Creators Navigate Burnout, Achieve Balance and Prioritize Self-Care

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Q&A with Meghan Yuri

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Q&A with Tessa Conway

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Key Tips from Experts on Resilience, Stress Management, and Productivity

Transforming Canadian Healthcare

Reduce Stress by Boosting your Positivity