David Hammond, a teacher at the University of Waterloo's school of public health, has just completed a study of teens and young adults in Canada. He has found that e-cigarettes these days are turning into a mainstream product.

Energy drinks have been a reason of huge concern since long amongst health experts in the US. But, as per the findings of a latest report, the concerns have almost doubled since the last year.

The ongoing labor dispute at Red Deer senior's home seems to have been solved now with a new agreement signed between the workers and the officials.

University of Alberta researcher Ted Allison has revealed an unknown fact that stem cells from zebrafish could revive damaged cones in retinas and restore eyesight to people.

Journal Public Library of Science reports that stem cells could be used to only replace the cones in its retina. It has strong implications in the field of human eyesight.

Since January is celebrated as Alzheimer's Awareness month, with the running of the month it becomes our responsibility to discuss maximum about this disease and bring out as many facts possible related to this problem.

The Sex Information and Education Council of Canada had recently carried out a survey, which has shed light over a fact that the rate of teen pregnancies in the nation has started to level off long following a major decline was noted in the same.

With Research In Motion (RIM)'s latest BlackBerry 10 (BB10) platform scheduled for launch towards next week, the Canada-based company has recently revealed that, amid its forthcoming week of BB10 launch activities, it is taking to Super Bowl airwaves with a 30-second BB10 commercial.

It seems that Canadian hospitals have been founding blood transfusions to be a costly affair these days. It has been said so as majority of the hospitals have been making efforts to discharge surgery patients to send them back home.

Ongoing week is national non-smoking week, announces the Canadian Cancer Society. January is celebrated as Tobacco Reduction Month and as the week started, from Jan. 20 to 26, declared as national non-smoking week by the Canadian Cancer Society with an aim to see a good reduction in the rate of tobacco use in Saskatchewan with this year's theme of: "Live, work, play...

According to a latest report released by the Health Council of Canada, when it comes to after-hours medical care, Manitoba ranks the last amongst all. People there hardly have access to the same.

While 67% of doctors in Ontario reported their patients as having access to such care, merely 25% of all doctors reported the same in the province of Manitoba.