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living with obesity: 'if you don't like kale now, you still won't on a diet'
brian baumel has a message for people struggling with weight loss: you will fail, and hit plateaus and be challenged.
sadaf ahsan
obesity
oct 14 2021
'i love my body now,' says brian baumel.

living with obesity: 'i ended up sitting in my car crying'
a lot of men don't feel comfortable opening up about struggles with weight in an environment that focuses on females, says tony vassallo.
sadaf ahsan
obesity
oct 14 2021
tony vassallo works with men to help them love their bodies. supplied

i wasn't born big
intense diets don’t work, weight management isn’t about ‘willpower,’ and your self-worth isn’t determined by the scale, writes obesity matters' priti chawla.
priti chawla
obesity
oct 14 2021
priti chawla is the head of obesity matters, a toronto-based group dedicated to changing the conversation around obesity. supplied

here are some signs that you may have arthritis
lupus and gout actually fall under the arthritis umbrella.
nick beare
arthritis
oct 14 2021
osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis, and affects more canadians than all other forms of arthritis combined. (getty)

negativity, disorganization linked to alzheimer's risk
study finds neuroticism and low conscientiousness increase chance of developing devastating brain diseases.
maija kappler
alzheimer's disease
oct 14 2021
a new study looked at the neuropathy behind the illness. (getty)

opinion: canada's covid 'long-haulers' need better care and support
more than half a million people in this country are facing long-term challenges from the coronavirus. that number is growing, as is the impact on their lives.
ottawa citizen
opinion
oct 14 2021
spencer van vloten: 'there is no getting over the pandemic; there is only adapting to it, and we are not moving fast enough.'

many covid cases going undiagnosed, contact tracing 'almost impossible'
one expert estimated that for every diagnosed covid-19 case, another three to four cases are going undiagnosed.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
sha ceo scott livingstone speaks at a press conference to provide an update on covid-19 measures in the province.

how can we improve the lives of canadians? movement
opinion: worsening epidemics of cardiovascular disease and mental illness could be reversed by a collective effort to get canadians moving.
the province
heart health
oct 14 2021
chris smith is a 25-year veteran of the fitness industry and ceo and president of fitness world.
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living with obesity: 'if you don't like kale now, you still won't on a diet'
brian baumel has a message for people struggling with weight loss: you will fail, and hit plateaus and be challenged.
sadaf ahsan
obesity
oct 14 2021
'i love my body now,' says brian baumel.

living with obesity: 'i ended up sitting in my car crying'
a lot of men don't feel comfortable opening up about struggles with weight in an environment that focuses on females, says tony vassallo.
sadaf ahsan
obesity
oct 14 2021
tony vassallo works with men to help them love their bodies. supplied

i wasn't born big
intense diets don’t work, weight management isn’t about ‘willpower,’ and your self-worth isn’t determined by the scale, writes obesity matters' priti chawla.
priti chawla
obesity
oct 14 2021
priti chawla is the head of obesity matters, a toronto-based group dedicated to changing the conversation around obesity. supplied

here are some signs that you may have arthritis
lupus and gout actually fall under the arthritis umbrella.
nick beare
arthritis
oct 14 2021
osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis, and affects more canadians than all other forms of arthritis combined. (getty)
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save your skin foundation

negativity, disorganization linked to alzheimer's risk
study finds neuroticism and low conscientiousness increase chance of developing devastating brain diseases.
maija kappler
alzheimer's disease
oct 14 2021
a new study looked at the neuropathy behind the illness. (getty)

opinion: canada's covid 'long-haulers' need better care and support
more than half a million people in this country are facing long-term challenges from the coronavirus. that number is growing, as is the impact on their lives.
ottawa citizen
opinion
oct 14 2021
spencer van vloten: 'there is no getting over the pandemic; there is only adapting to it, and we are not moving fast enough.'

many covid cases going undiagnosed, contact tracing 'almost impossible'
one expert estimated that for every diagnosed covid-19 case, another three to four cases are going undiagnosed.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 14 2021
sha ceo scott livingstone speaks at a press conference to provide an update on covid-19 measures in the province.

how can we improve the lives of canadians? movement
opinion: worsening epidemics of cardiovascular disease and mental illness could be reversed by a collective effort to get canadians moving.
the province
heart health
oct 14 2021
chris smith is a 25-year veteran of the fitness industry and ceo and president of fitness world.
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migraine canada

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