Over 6 million Canadians are currently without a family doctor. For the last two and half years I was one of those of Canadians. I recently moved to a new city 2.5 years ago and since then was not able to find a family doctor.
Over 6 million people in Canada do not have a family doctor. Regardless of your reason for not having a family doctor, it can be quite challenging and frustrating not having a centralized place for all your health information. It’s important for you to take control of your own health journey. This means that even if you don’t have a family doctor, its each person’s responsibility to get the testing needed and find a healthcare practitioner that can help. Here are some tips on what to do if you don’t have a family doctor:
Explore how prioritizing health and wellness together can deepen the bond between couples. From mental and emotional support to nutritional guidance, discover the profound expression of love through shared health journeys with Medimap.
As winter sets in, the sharp drop in humidity levels and harsh weather conditions pose unique challenges to skin health. This is not just a cosmetic concern; it’s a dermatological issue that requires careful attention. Dry, irritated skin can lead to more serious conditions like eczema flares or worsened symptoms for those with pre-existing skin conditions. This blog will help you maintain healthy, resilient skin throughout the winter months.
As the New Year approaches, many of us in Canada turn our thoughts to resolutions – promises we make to ourselves for personal improvement. While some may focus on physical fitness or new hobbies, it’s crucial to remember the importance of mental health. The New Year offers a fresh start, a unique opportunity to prioritize our mental well-being. This blog delves into how we can make resolutions that not only challenge us but also foster our mental health, ensuring a more fulfilling and balanced life.
In recent years, vaping has surged in popularity, with many seeing it as a modern alternative to traditional smoking. However, as we advance into 2023, the hidden dangers of nicotine vaping are becoming increasingly apparent, prompting a need for a closer examination of its implications on public health in Canada.
Discover the latest strategies for managing pregnancy sickness with our in-depth guide. Learn about symptoms, treatments, and support for expectant mothers in Canada. Stay informed and prepared in 2023.
With changing seasons and fluctuating weather conditions, the cold remains a health nuisance for Canadians. Let’s dive into understanding the common cold better and how to manage its symptoms effectively.
The Canadian Food Guide is divided into three primary categories: fruits and vegetables, protein foods, and whole grain foods. It goes beyond simply listing recommended foods by advising on proportion sizes and encouraging Canadians to be mindful of their food choices.
With a rising number of ADHD diagnoses globally, medical professionals, caregivers, and patients are turning to technology and new approaches to make sense of this complex disorder.
