Kelly Grant

The Canadian Resident Matching Service says 1,627 graduates from medical schools will become family medicine residents this summer, an increase from 1,529 last year

The rising rates of breast cancer among Canadian women in their 20s and 30s is part of a larger global trend toward increasing incidence of early-onset cancers in developed countries

Provincial health authority attributes most of $98-million gap to unfair and costly contracts with a Toronto staffing company

Could a new model of testing and drugs make this brain disease as treatable as Type 2 diabetes? As researchers run tests to find out, neuroscience is divided on what to do for now

Health Minister Asagwara would not elaborate on what action the government might take as a result of the review

Whereas female physicians worked about the same number of hours throughout the study period, married male physicians cut way back, likely in search of a better work-life balance

The goal of the new program, which the province launched with its largest nursing union, is to cut out for-profit middlemen by inviting unionized staff nurses to work as temporary fill-ins in understaffed rural health facilities

Paul Martin said the independent audit would take place with the province’s departments of Health and Social Development, and health networks Horizon and Vitalité

While agreeing hormonal therapy can be safe and effective, group behind Lancet series worry normal part of aging is subject to treatment driven by commercial interests

Influenza indicators are holding steady at levels that are at or below expected levels for this time of year

Conservative leader Tony Wakeham is urging examination of business with Canadian Health Labs, which charged the province $1.6-million for meal allowances

The Canadian Sentinel Practitioner Surveillance Network produced mid-season estimates of effectiveness of immunization against COVID-19 and flu, hopes numbers will encourage vaccination

The province spent $35.6-million on travel nurses from April to August of 2023, up from an average of just over $1-million per year before the pandemic

Data from the Public Health Agency of Canada point to expected levels of flu activity, while COVID-19 is stable or decreasing

Chief executive officers of 14 Greater Toronto Area teaching hospitals and a senior representative of the University of Toronto denounce alleged incidents on hospital property

He was director of Montreal General Hospital’s Endocrinology Division and his research focused on alleviating the ill effects of the disease, particularly on patients’ sight

According to data from health agencies, the worst of flu season may be behind us

Health system and community organizations should be prepared for a major shift in the demographics of Alzheimer’s and related diseases, study says

Emergency rooms across the country are packed with patients suffering from a variety of respiratory viruses, with staff shortages compounding the issue

The vaccine is critical to protect newborns as the virus is the number one cause of hospitalization for babies younger than 1 year old in Canada