Wency Leung

Across Canada, an estimated 1.4 million people have experienced long COVID and specialized clinics exist in only five provinces. So why is access to patient care so scarce?

Camille Leahy has new hope thanks to an experimental treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia, an aggressive blood cancer

Lecanemab, marketed under the brand name Leqembi, is the second Alzheimer’s drug to receive U.S. regulatory approval in two decades, but Canadian experts say its potential benefits come with significant caveats

The new study found patients who did have family doctors were not turning to emergency departments because of a decline in the availability of in-person care

Clinician-scientist studying long COVID said many patients with lingering symptoms after an infection report that doctors seem uncomfortable broaching the issue because they don’t know what to do

The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction’s new suggestions outline health risks associated with alcohol amounts, including cancer types, heart disease and stroke

Practice known as bibliotherapy prescribes poetry, fiction, to help patients with symptoms of anxiety or depression

The Canadian Paediatric Society responds to increased reliance on screens during pandemic

With fewer health care workers to look after the sick, some anticipate this cold and flu season will be especially precarious for older adults

The Driving and Dementia Roadmap is aimed at older adults with dementia, their caregivers and health care providers