Raising Health

On February 11th, the United Nations will mark the 4th annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science with a forum at its headquarters in New York.

For those of us who have never experienced a cancer diagnosis, the only thing we can imagine that might exceed the dread of the words “you have cancer” is the sheer joy of joining the group that pr

The holidays are here! For many Canadians, this is a time of joy and wonder.

You are at the doctor’s office. Your physician just told you that you have high cholesterol, and that she would like you to start taking statins to control it. This is a common diagnosis.

As another Movember winds down and men everywhere prepare to pick up neglected razors and lose that manly

The following was previously published in Canadian HR Reporter.

With Halloween upon us, Christmas coming fast on its heels, and candy just about everywhere for the next several months, parents should take extra care to make sure that kids, especially those unde

As we turn towards the homestretch of 2018, it’s time look back once again at what our twitter followers found interesting in Q3, and try to learn a lesson or two that we can use to guide us in mak

We all know that even a bad cold makes life significantly harder: The smallest problems loom large and we feel awful. Poor sleep can leave us feeling more troubled and anxious than usual.

As we approach the fall equinox (September 22nd, when fall begins and the hours of sunlight equal the hours of darkness), many of Canada’s Indigenous communities will pause to give thanks,