Exercise Seems to Keep the Immune System Young
A British study suggests that regular cycling can ward off some of the effects of aging By Wendy Haaf Regular…
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Depression in Seniors: Finding Solutions
As many as 10% of seniors live with clinical depression—and it’s harder to treat as we get older By Katrina Caruso Depression can lead to memory loss and dementia, and dementia can bring on depression. Left untreated, depression may…
More Blood Pressure Medications Subject to Recall
If you’re taking a blood pressure drug containing valsartan, check with your pharmacist By Katrina Caruso Earlier this month, Good…
Seniors Are at Risk for Food Poisoning
A recent survey for Health Canada suggests weakness in Canadians’ food-safety awareness By Katrina Caruso Survey results presented…
There’s Probably Much Too Much Salt in Your Bread
A survey of breads in more than 32 countries revealed that a lot of Canadian bread contains too much sodium…
Good News for Stroke Treatment
New guidelines give doctors more opportunities to treat stroke patients By Katrina Caruso According to government figures, roughly…
The Go-To Diabetes Drug
A recent addition to the pages of Good Times magazine is “Your Health Questions,” in which we find experts to…
Omega-3 Supplements Don’t Dent Heart Risk
The fatty acids in fish oil do offer protective benefits, but they have to come from your diet and not…
Minimize Your Risk for Pancreatic Cancer
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most deadly forms of cancer, but you can do something to reduce the odds…
Are Parabens Actually Bad for You?
Some preservatives used in many beauty products have been linked to breast cancer, but it seems the media fuss and…
