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The Full Picture: What Your Wearable Data Is Really Telling You
1 day agoBy
Dr. Pasha Azad, Christina Woo, Bart Ujack and Sarah MyersShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Unlock the Secrets to Ageing Well and Long-term Wellbeing! Presented by Longevity specialist Dr. Tim Cook, Family Physician Dr. Beth Donaldson, and moderated by Sanda Islik
Physical Activity and Dementia Risk: What the Latest Research Tells Us
6 October 2026By
Rachel FrancisShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Research links regular physical activity with a lower risk of dementia and highlights the role of exercise and muscle health in supporting brain health.
Before You Trust That Health Headline, Ask These 5 Questions
24 September 2026By
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Five simple questions can help you evaluate health claims online, spot unreliable information and make sense of the evidence behind what you read.
Scrolling Through Adolescence
14 September 2026By
Julie Junkin and Katrina OnyskoShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Learn how social media can affect teen mental, emotional and physical health, and practical ways families can build healthier digital habits.
The Case for Carbs
10 September 2026By
Sarah WareShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Carbohydrates affect everyone differently. Learn how genetics, including TCF7L2 variants, can influence blood sugar, fat metabolism and your ideal carb intake.
Coffee, Caffeine, and Your Lab Results
26 August 2026By
Harrison Healthcare Clinical TeamShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Your morning coffee might be worth waiting for. Here’s what caffeine and hydration can mean for your blood draw and lab results.
What My Sister’s Diagnosis Taught Me About My Own Risk
14 July 2026By
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When Corinne's sister was diagnosed with hereditary breast cancer, she began questioning what it meant for her own health and her family's future.
"Once I found out my sister had a genetic cancer, I assumed my risk was high and that I may also have passed the gene to my…
Add Years to Your Life and Life to Your Years: Ascent and Summit
13 July 2026By
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Presented by Longevity specialist Dr. Tim Cook, with Senior Director, Programs & Services, Sanda Islik – Get an inside look on how they differ, and what you stand to gain
Eve’s Choice: A Life Fully Lived, and a Death on Her Own Terms
7 July 2026By
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After a lifetime of caring for others, Eve shares her remarkable story of love, resilience, purpose, and choosing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) on her own terms.
Know Your Numbers: A Proactive Approach to Hypertension
9 June 2026By
Dr. Omair Siddiqui, Dr. Ali Tausif, Phoebe Wagner, JP Willner and Courtney CoxShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Unlock the Secrets to Ageing Well and Long-term Wellbeing! Presented by Longevity specialist Dr. Tim Cook, Family Physician Dr. Beth Donaldson, and moderated by Sanda Islik
Ageing with Intention
8 June 2026By
Dr. Beth Donaldson, Dayna Zarn and Carys WardShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
In her “5th season” of life, Anne Marie found renewed purpose, better health, and lasting vitality through community, movement, and personalized healthcare.
Redefining PCOS as PMOS: A Huge Win for Women’s Health
2 June 2026By
Dr. Sofia NastisShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
PCOS is now PMOS. Discover why experts renamed this common condition and what the change means for diagnosis, treatment, and women’s health.
The Health Halo Playbook: Decoding Nutrition Trends
28 May 2026By
Dayna ZarnShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Are today’s wellness trends backed by science? Explore the rise of health halos, gut health, protein culture, and how to make informed nutrition decisions.
The Fibre Gap in a High-Protein World
21 May 2026By
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Protein is everywhere, yet most Canadians still aren’t getting enough fibre — a critical nutrient linked to gut health, metabolism, and disease prevention.
Mental Health: Reframed
12 May 2026By
Marty MacLure, Sally Denman, Kristyn Hall and Melanie PortalShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Marty MacLure, Sally Denman, Kristyn Hall, and Melanie Portal share an evidence-based webinar on mental health, resilience, movement, nutrition, and making meaningful change.
Skin Cancer is on the Rise in Canada: What you Need to Know about Sun Safety
11 May 2026By
Ashley GuilbeaultShareLinkedinLinkedinFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLink
Canadians spend months waiting for the sun, but UV exposure is a risk year-round. Learn the everyday habits that can help protect your skin.
