
Pain After a Bowel Movement Is More Common Than You Think
Pain after a bowel movement is usually from swollen veins that settle with simple care. Learn the common causes, what helps, and when to get checked.
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Pain after a bowel movement is usually from swollen veins that settle with simple care. Learn the common causes, what helps, and when to get checked.

Permanent daylight time means darker winter mornings in four regions. See what sleep scientists found and how to protect your sleep starting November 1.

The Russian lab worker's death in Siberia set off outbreak fears online. See what is confirmed, why Canada sees no risk, and what to do before you travel.

Sheet pan chicken thighs with McIntosh apples and cabbage. One pan, about $4.51 a serving, and an easy fall dinner built on Canadian produce.

Severe period pain that cancels your plans is worth checking. Learn the signs people miss, why answers take years, and what brings real relief.

The Canadian Dental Care Plan just got its first report card. See what it covers, why bills still surprise patients, and the two questions to ask first.

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Check your resting heart rate in 60 seconds with two fingers and a clock, then learn what's normal, what pushes it up, and when to see a doctor in Canada.

Health Canada's pregnancy test recall warns that some tests may show false positives. See which products are affected and how to confirm a surprising result.

Right side pain after eating, especially after fatty meals, can point to your gallbladder. Learn the signs, the tests in Canada, and when to go to the ER.

Are microplastics harmful? What the evidence really shows about plastic in the body, plus the easy swaps that cut your exposure. Start with one today.

Dunn House Toronto housed 51 frequent ER patients, and their visits fell 52 percent. What the expansion means for your own emergency room wait, explained.