Tag: Health Tips

Over the next 10 to 20 years, it is anticipated that the 16,300 Nova Scotians who already have dementia will significantly grow. Baby Boomers are more likely to develop dementia ...

Insights from Clayton Park's Audiologist, Lyndsay Bozec With a personal connection to hearing loss, Lyndsay Bozec, Owner and Registered Audiologist of the recently opened Clayton Park Audiology & Hearing Aid ...

The season has changed, the clock has advanced, and the first green shoots are emerging from the ground. In Nova Scotia, spring has finally arrived, despite the fact that there ...

We get lots of information on changes we could make to be healthier. Yet, most of us still don’t make changes. Why? It’s because making healthy choices is hard work. ...

In the past, patients with health issues would consult their home health manual before scheduling an appointment with a doctor to follow up on any concerns. But in these days ...

Following their publication last month, Canada's new low-risk drinking recommendations have been getting a lot of attention. The general consensus is that you should keep your weekly alcohol intake to ...

It might be upsetting to learn that your family doctor is leaving, moving, or closing their office. Many Nova Scotians are struggling with it as the province tries to keep ...

How can a concussion be identified? When is medical attention necessary for a concussion? There's a good probability you won't understand the solutions. Less than half of Canadians are aware ...

February is heart month. The greatest method to protect your heart is to maintain an active lifestyle, eat more healthful foods, and reduce stress. But if it was that simple, ...

Ways You can Avoid Getting Sick (NC) It’s that time of the year, when respiratory viruses like the flu to make the rounds, and every year you hope to avoid ...