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Screen time for kids is now a public health issue, says a Lancet review of 2,790 studies. See what it found, what Canada may do, and what helps at home.
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Screen time for kids is now a public health issue, says a Lancet review of 2,790 studies. See what it found, what Canada may do, and what helps at home.

Is memory loss with age normal? Learn the patterns doctors use to tell everyday forgetfulness from warning signs, and what a memory check involves.

Chemicals in kids' underwear are under investigation in Texas, with no recall or wrongdoing found. What is claimed, what is not, and simple steps to take.

Mediterranean baked cod with tomatoes, olives, and baby potatoes on one pan. A heart-healthy dinner for four at $5.62 a serving, done in under an hour.

How much sugar is too much? Get the real daily limit in teaspoons, see where sugar hides in drinks and sauces, and read Canada's new labels in seconds.

OHIP out-of-country coverage for drugs got narrower after a patient won in court. What changed, why it matters, and what patients can still ask for.

What healthy bowel movements look like, how often is normal, and which colours need a doctor, explained with the simple chart doctors actually use.

This chana masala with basmati rice costs about $2.12 a bowl, and its fibre-rich chickpeas help keep blood sugar steadier. Get the metric recipe and costs.

The planned MAID expansion is on indefinite hold. What Ottawa announced on October 7, how advance requests would work, and what happens next in Parliament.

Pregnancy complications are 66 percent more likely for Black parents in Canada, a new national study finds. Learn the warning signs and how to be heard.

This one-pot sweet potato black bean chili costs about $1.83 a bowl, takes 45 minutes, and freezes well. Get the metric recipe and the full cost breakdown.

Cancer under 50 is rising in Canada, led by colorectal cancer, and a major new study confirms the trend. What the data shows and what you can do now.