Neurological Conditions

How Families Are Leading the Fight Against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

New Research Brings Hope of Early-Stage Ovarian Cancer Detection

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Accessibility Awareness 2026

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7 Life Sciences Breakthroughs You Didn’t Know Came from New Brunswick

In New Brunswick, big ideas don’t need a big address. 1. Underwater breathing was born here – Saint John Long before Jacques Cousteau made scuba diving famous, James Elliott and Alexander McAvity patented a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus in 1839. A world-changing invention for anyone who’s ever strapped on a (SCUBA) tank. 2. The potato … Continued

Patient Access & Health Equity

How Pharmaceutical Distributors Ensure Canadians Get the Medicines They Need

Young adult woman with cochlear implant walking confidently by the sea during a summer vacation. Her hair is tied in a ponytail, revealing the implant and symbolizing independence, adventure and inclusivity.

Protected: New National Report Card Reveals Major Gaps in Access to Cochlear Implants Across Canada

Accessibility Awareness

Protected: The Power of Participation

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Protected: How the Accessibility Institute Turns Research Into Real-World Impact

Protected: How Autism Canada Helps Foster Communities Where Everyone Participates

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Men's Healthcare & Wellness

Top Tips for Making Your Health a Priority After a Heart Attack

Protected: Are Kids’ Gummy Vitamins as Healthy as They Seem?

BAM Helping to Improve Access to Manitoba’s Clinical Trial Ecosystem

How Multi-Cancer Early Detection Can Transform Health Care

Canada Can’t Afford to Undervalue Prevention