From the CMA
Results of a poll conducted for the CMA and released at the meeting show that more than a quarter of Canadians say they, or someone in their family, have experienced an environment-related health condition...

Editor's Letter
This June, a U.S. study reported that older women taking calcium and vitamin D had a lower risk of cancer than their unsupplemented peers...

Short Takes
Pounds in pregnancy, flu shot quiz, better eating for teens, how to lessen back pain, preventing prostate cancer

Blueprints for Health
The facts on fats. Your user's guide to the lipids in your life.

Mind + Body
He thinks, she thinks. The male and female brains explained.

Sex Matters
Emotional adultery. Cheating can happen even without sex.

Travel Well
Know before you go. Safe trips to exotic destinations.

Men's Health
Late paternity. It’s not only older moms who bring risk to pregnancy.

Intelligent Eating
Holiday dinner.
Nothing says festive like a special soup, a golden gobbler and a luscious dessert. And with a little make-ahead, you’ll be free to spend the afternoon getting high on the matchless aroma of the roasting bird.

30 Days to Save Your Bones
November is Osteoporosis Month - it's time to Beat the Break! These tips will help your family stay strong and avoid a conditon that affects 1.4 million Canadians.

Real Health
Peter Robinson: A top crime novelist on health after a heart attack.

Countdown to Menopause
Six ways to ease perimenopausal symptoms

Fighting the Big C
How to lower your risk of cancer

Foul-Weather Friends
Great aids to get you through the winter

Eat to Beat Inflammation
Foods have pharmaceutical effects. By tweaking your diet, you can lower your risk of diseases that start with inflamed tissue

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