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Sweeteners may damage DNA and increase cancer risk

A new study finds that a type of common sweetener can damage your DNA.The zero-calorie sweetener in question is sucralose, which is about 600 times sweeter than table sugar. The…

31/03/2026

Healthy News

Column: Show your heart some love with heart-healthy nutrition tips

Breadcrumb Trail Links Recipes Life Health Food In Canada, one in five people are living with high blood pressure without even knowing it Published June 06, 2023 • Last updated…

30/03/2026

Healthy News

Study shows nut consumption boosts memory and brain health in seniors

A recent study published in Clinical Nutrition evaluated the long-term effects of the consumption of different nuts on brain vascular function and cognitive performance. Study: Longer-term mixed nut consumption improves…

29/03/2026

Healthy Life

Can Taurine, Found in Energy Drinks, Slow Down Aging?

A dietary supplement taken by fitness buffs could hold the key to a longer and healthier life, suggesting a new study of mice, monkeys and worms. Researchers found that a…

28/03/2026

Health Care

Opinion: The Alberta NDP is still standing

Open this photo in gallery:Leader of the NDP Rachel Notley makes her way to the stage to give her concession speech in Edmonton on May 29.JASON FRANSON/The Canadian PressThe race…

27/03/2026

Healthy News

Can eating more protein help preserve health?

Share on PinterestIt is important to get protein from a range of sources, whether they are plant or animal-based. Jordan Lye/Getty ImagesA new study in mice suggests that consuming a…

26/03/2026

Healthy Food

Universal themes in books on global food security and hunger that hits close to home

ReviewsUniversal Food Security: How to End Hunger While Protecting the PlanetBy Dr. Glenn Denning (Columbia University Press, 2023)THE twin needs of providing universal food security while ending the scourge of…

25/03/2026

Healthy News

Could a 20-minute daily walk help reduce disparities?

Share on PinterestAdults who are older, female, Black, or have disabilities may be more at risk of cardiovascular health problems. Mascot/Getty ImagesA new scientific statement from the American Heart Association…

24/03/2026