Bath and Bed
By Vanessa Fontaine There’s nothing like a hot bath to relax you and promote a restful sleep. That…
Seasonal Change Can Affect People’s Moods — and their Moral Values
By Ian Hohm, University of British Columbia and Mark Schaller, University of British Columbia Moral values are the principles that guide a person’s perceptions of good and bad, and right and wrong. They shape our prejudices, political ideologies and…
How Dieting, Weight Suppression and Even Misuse of Drugs Like Ozempic Can Contribute to Eating Disorders
By Samantha Withnell, Western University et Lindsay Bodell, Western University Up to 72 per cent of women and 61…
Saving Money on Home Insurance
By Olev Edur Costs are rising, but you can take steps to ensure that you pay only what you…
Taking Too Many Medications Can Pose Health Risks. Here’s How to Avoid Them
Caroline Sirois, Université Laval When we see an older family member handling a bulky box of medications sorted by…
Treasures of the French Riviera
By Gary Lawrence Inland from Nice in southeastern France, situated along the bucolic rural roads of the Côte d’Azur,…
Charitable Choices
Olev Edur answers your questions about your rights, personal finance, and estate planning I’ve heard of planned giving, but…
Ken Dryden and the Brain Class
By Peter Feniak The Hockey Hall of Famer is always looking for something interesting to do; fortunately, he finds…
Our Clothes Generate Microplastics That Pollute the St. Lawrence River and Other Bodies of Water
Valérie S. Langlois, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS); Julien Gigault, Université Laval; Raphaël Lavoie, Institut national de la…
All for One, not One for All: The Promise and Challenges of Personalized Medicine
By Lori L. Burrows and Elizabeth C. Li, McMaster University Personalized medicine describes a treatment tailored to one or a…
