By Bryn Hyndman
Unless you or someone you know has experience with “dense breasts,” it’s possible you’ve never contemplated the topic. Approximately 43 percent of Canadian women over 40 have what are known as dense breasts. And, roughly one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. The connection is worth knowing more about. What are … Continued
From the moment you were born, your brain has been processing sensory input. Sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell—most of us were taught that these constitute our “five” human senses. However, neuroscience suggests that there are at least three additions: proprioception (body position), vestibular (movement), and interoception (internal). Understanding the complexities of these eight senses … Continued
On a quest for more youthful-looking skin? This guide to non-invasive alternatives to Botox gives you the lowdown on some beloved and effective options when it comes to pampering your skin and preserving a healthy glow—sans injections. Botox 101 When Botox (also known as botulinum toxin, a neurotoxin) is injected, it blocks nerve signals to … Continued
Millions of Canadians live with an autoimmune disease, of which many cases are undiagnosed. The rates of the most common autoimmune diseases in Canada, including type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and multiple sclerosis, are on the rise. From prevention to treatment, autoimmune diseases may feel like a mystery to many―but there is hope for … Continued
By Carime Lane
Options for recycling metals, glass, plastics, and paper have become commonplace both in and out of our homes—but how does recycling work, and why does it differ from place to place? Here we take a deep dive into the recycling policies and practices of each Canadian province and territory and discuss your role when it … Continued