Who should get the flu shot?

… asthma, heart and lung diseases and diabetes, and people with increased risk of exposure to influenza, which includes health care workers. Influenza viruses evolve constantly. Twice a year WHO (World Health Organisation) makes recommendations to …

Alzheimer Society Next Steps for Families and…

This Monday series offers knowledge-enhancing topics for care partners of those living with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. The first of three educational workshops will be an overview of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Register online at www.asdr.eventbrite.ca or call 905-576-2567

John Stoehr: How free are we in the shadow of monopoly?

I had planned to write a column about the Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, and how Connecticut should not wait around for Washington to act. President Donald Trump , on his first day in office, signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to “waive, defer, grant exceptions from or delay” any part of the health care law that imposes “financial or regulatory burdens” on anyone subject to it.

Alcoholics Anonymous

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Two Docs: The sweet and not-so-sweet gut check

… colon cancer and even protects against elevated glucose and heart attacks. But not all gut bacteria are health-promoting, and you need to keep your harmful gut bacteria in check by having a strong and thriving population of beneficial gut bacteria. …

Avian Flu Outbreaks Raise Concerns About Possible Pandemic

An avian flu outbreak in the U.K. is just the latest to erupt across the globe, worrying health experts about the possibility that the virus could become more widespread. On Thursday, U.K. officials confirmed a fifth area in the country has been hit with the H5N8 strain of the avian flu since December.

The Red Green Show

If you’ve never had this viewer favorite in your schedule, maybe it s time to take Red out for a test drive. It’s good clean humor and sage advice for that ever-growing population of middle-aged men and the women who “at least find them handy.”

Banned from the U.S.: ‘You need to go back to your country’

Hameed Khalid Darweesh, center, a former interpreter for the U.S. military in Iraq, speaks after his release from detention during a protest outside John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, Jan. 28, 2017. Reactions were divided after President Donald Trump issued an executive order Friday banning refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States.

Natural Hair Color for Blondes

… others any way she can. One way she chooses to help is by offering information on the benefits and uses of natural health and healing methods for the well-being of both people and pets. Dee also teaches Aromatherapy, Reflexology and Color/Crystal …

Beware: Four Refugee Myth Busters

Quietly and without fanfare, violence, or struggle 1,600 to 1,800 refugees are arriving at the transit sites from South Sudan every day – day after day. They line up quietly waiting for Medical Team International staff, working with translators, to poke at them and their children and determine their bill of health.

Coffee: How much is too much?

A cup of coffee in the morning may pack more than just an energy boost. More and more research is emerging to suggest that there may be several health benefits associated with drinking this dark black beverage, from helping prevent diabetes to lowering the risk of liver disease.

Leeds cult hero Ian Baird has fond memories of Elland Road

Leeds United cult hero Ian Baird has fond memories of Elland Road but the brains behind Sutton’s FA Cup run only has eyes for another giantkilling From Billy Bremner’s storytelling to Howard Wilkinson’s alcohol ban and the unusual pre-match rituals of Gordon Strachan, former Leeds United striker and Elland Road cult hero Ian Baird is steeped in the traditions of one of English football’s great clubs. Yet in a strange twist of fate that seems to be the preserve of the FA Cup, he will be hopping around the technical area at Gander Green Lane on Sunday trying to urge non-League Sutton United to cause a major fourth-round upset against his beloved former side.

Black Sabbath’s Geoff Nicholls dead at 68

The Black Sabbath keyboardist passed away on Saturday after battling lung cancer, his bandmate Tony Iommi has revealed. In an emotional Facebook post, Tony wrote: “I’m so saddened to hear the loss of one of my dearest and closest friends Geoff Nicholls.

Black Sabbath’s Geoff Nicholls dead at 68

The Black Sabbath keyboardist passed away on Saturday after battling lung cancer, his bandmate Tony Iommi has revealed. In an emotional Facebook post, Tony wrote: “I’m so saddened to hear the loss of one of my dearest and closest friends Geoff Nicholls.

F&P Healthcare factories may move to counter proposed Trump tariffs on Mexico

Medical device firm Fisher & Paykel Healthcare will consider switching factories making products bound for the United States from Mexico to New Zealand if US President Donald Trump’s administration taxes Mexican imports. The company, a major global supplier of specialised respiratory equipment for hospitals, is one of the first companies with Mexican operations to disclose how it would respond to the Trump administration’s proposed tariff on imports from across the US southern border.

F&P Healthcare factories may move to counter proposed Trump tariffs on Mexico

Medical device firm Fisher & Paykel Healthcare will consider switching factories making products bound for the United States from Mexico to New Zealand if US President Donald Trump’s administration taxes Mexican imports. The company, a major global supplier of specialised respiratory equipment for hospitals, is one of the first companies with Mexican operations to disclose how it would respond to the Trump administration’s proposed tariff on imports from across the US southern border.