Summer is finally here and, as Canadians, we’re ready to take advantage of every minute of sunshine and warm weather that we can. It’s the season for enjoying nature, but all of this time spent outdoors comes with some risks to be mindful of.
The decision to have a baby is life-changing for all parents. For pregnant women, those changes begin as soon as a few weeks from the time of conception. While nine months seems like a long time, the female body undergoes many rapid changes during pregnancy.
Plantar Fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain. It can happen to anyone, but it is most common in middle aged people, and those that are on their feet a lot. The pain associated with the condition can be disruptive to everyday life and unpleasant, but it is treatable and relief is possible.
Menopause is a normal part of the aging process for the female reproductive system that marks the end of their reproductive cycle. Everyone’s experience of menopause is slightly different as their bodies react to the changes in their hormones, but there are some general similarities that everyone can expect when experiencing menopause.
Getting to know a little more about Hypothyroidism is a good start towards ensuring good thyroid and full-body health for all Canadians. Here are some facts and frequently asked questions about Hypothyroidism and how the thyroid works.
Urinary tract infections can range from the harmless but uncomfortable to dangerous and life-threatening infections. They’re incredibly common, but are also subject to lots of myths and misbeliefs.