CTV News |
Step up, Canadians: You're less active than most of the world
CTV News Compared to others around the world, Canadians don't walk anywhere near as often, a new study finds. What's more, there's a huge gulf in our country among the most active and most inactive. The study used step counters, or accelerometers, ... |
Arizona Daily Sun |
Science Says: Not all cancers need treatment right away
Arizona Daily Sun In this Oct. 13, 2009 file photo, a surgeon performs robotic prostate surgery on a patient in Chicago. According to a report released on Wednesday, July 12, 2017, long-term results comparing different approaches for men with cancers confined to the ... For prostate cancer, surgery isn't necessarily best option, study says Why The Best Treatment For Prostate Cancer May Be No Treatment At All Does prostate cancer screening matter? |
CTV News |
Step up, Canadians: You're less active than most of the world
CTV News Compared to others around the world, Canadians don't walk anywhere near as often, a new study finds. What's more, there's a huge gulf in our country among the most active and most inactive. The study used step counters, or accelerometers, ... Big Data: 717527 Do you live in the world's laziest country? ARGUS by Azumio |
Alaska Dispatch News |
Alaska moves forward with plans for in-store marijuana use
Alaska Dispatch News In-store marijuana use at retail pot shops in Alaska is inching closer to becoming reality. At the Alaska Marijuana Control Board's meeting held Wednesday through Friday this week in Fairbanks, board members approved 3-2 a proposal to set up rules for ... |
The Independent |
Canada ranks third-last in study of health care in 11 rich countries
The Globe and Mail Canada placed third from the bottom in a major new study of health care in 11 affluent nations, a score that reflects this country's poor performance on measures such as infant mortality, access to after-hours medical care and the affordability of ... NHS ranked 'number one' health system Canada's health-care system is third-last in new ranking of developed countries The NHS tops the chart again – for avoidable deaths and poor health outcomes |