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My First Colonoscopy

Medcan’s Medical Director Underwent His Screening Procedure For The First Time. Here’s What He Learned.

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Pain and Gain

Maximize the efficiency of your exercise regimen by beginning with a "functional movement screen" from a qualified personal trainer.

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A Game-Changer For Prenatal Testing

Medcan becomes one of the first Canadian providers of Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing, which screens for fetal chromosome abnormalities such as Down Syndrome as early as 10 weeks in pregnancy

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Feet

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Diabetes

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Men's Health

The April Round-Up

Interesting and up-to-date health information, gleaned from the web to help you stay as current on health science as we are.

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My First Colonoscopy

Medcan’s Medical Director Underwent His Screening Procedure For The First Time. Here’s What He Learned.

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Influenza

How To Beat The Cold And Flu

Winter finally dragging you down? Some of the more interesting tips out there to help you stay healthy during cold and flu season

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nutrition

Women’s Health View All →

Women's Health

The April Round-Up

Interesting and up-to-date health information, gleaned from the web to help you stay as current on health science as we are.

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Normalizing Mental Health

One In Five Canadians Will Experience A Mental Health Disorder In A Given Year. Here’s How To Help

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Bones

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New Weapon Against Malaria

For the 2% of patients who develop cerebral malaria, a severe and often fatal strain of the disease, a Toronto-based study being conducted in Uganda may hold out hope.

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General Health

The April Round-Up

Interesting and up-to-date health information, gleaned from the web to help you stay as current on health science as we are.

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