Advice from Sunnybrook: How to protect yourself against COVID-19
Health professionals at midtown’s Sunnybrook hospital offer tips to help minimize your risk of catching COVID-19 and other viruses too.
Read MoreHealth professionals at midtown’s Sunnybrook hospital offer tips to help minimize your risk of catching COVID-19 and other viruses too.
Read MoreThere is no clear evidence demonstrating the use of deodorant or antiperspirant results in an increased risk of breast cancer, a Sunnybrook oncologist says.
Read MoreAccording to Dr. Nikola Grujich reaching for our smartphones throughout the day can be a normal response, a compulsion or an addiction.
Read MoreIt seems winter is hanging on. But besides the cold weather, there’s another kind of cold that seems to be sticking around — the common cold.
Read MoreThere’s no vaccine for the winter viomiting bug, often called stomach flu. Start with soap and water to stop it spread, Sunnybrook doctor says.
Read MoreHere is some advice on navigating the holidays and when to seek help if you suffer anxiety. And also, a gentle reminder to stop and smell the pine needles.
Read MoreJill Promoli knew her two-year-old son Jude might be coming down with something. Illness was going through his sister’s kindergarten
Read MoreDr. Kucy Pon, dermatologist at Sunnybrook, says not all skin care products are required to have an expiration date. Many do, though. And you should look for it.
Read MoreAs part of the Sunnybrook Research Institute, summer students were asked to submit a simple summary of their work that even fifth graders would understand
Read MoreA steamy summer means more time cooling off by the water but spending time anywhere near water comes with great responsibility. Drowning happens fast.
Read MoreWhich bugs do we have to be particularly wary of this time of year? Ticks and mosquitoes, says Sunnybrook Hospital infectious diseases specialist and microbiologist Dr. Samira Mubareka.
Read MoreIt’s important we start thinking about food — and snacks — as fuel, says Rebecca Mercer, a dietetic intern in the Odette Cancer Centre’s Patient and Family Support Services.
Read MoreStudies show people suffering from loneliness are at higher risk of developing mental and physical health issues, Dr. Purti Papneja says.
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