A guide to finding clinics and advice on sexual health services in the city.
by Anjali Mohan
Talking about health conditions and problems can be hard enough.  Knowin

According to the Toronto department of public health, a single mother with two school-aged children needs $412.70 a month to feed her family properly.
She has to be a thrifty shopper. She has

As the humid days of summer give way to the brittle, dry air of fall, Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners begin to turn their attention to the lungs and their associated functions. Fall is t

How Today\'s Air Quality Will Impact Your Health
By Marilyn Campbell www.about.com

While frozen rivers, ponds, and sections of Lake Ontario might entice people to head out for a skate, the City of Toronto reminds residents that it is unsafe to skate or play on frozen open water.<

14 largest Canadian cities have been compared to determine which one is the most committed to health, or, in other words, where people live healthier lives. All factors taken together show that Van

More lung cancer, gonorrhoea found among city\'s least well-off
People living in the poorest areas of Toronto also have the worst health, including higher rates of lung cancer and sexually tra

Jagdeep Singh was an information-technology professional in India before he moved to Canada. He arrived in September last year, and his family joined him three months later. Singh has yet to find a

New immigrants to Canada appear to be healthier than people born here. But over a few years living in the GTA/Canada, New Canadians\' health begins to decline, eventually matching that of the avera

At first, Lynda thought it was a cough like any other: a dry hack that rattled her chest from time to time. Nothing to be bothered about.
But soon the tickle was accompanied by a high fever,