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For decades, researchers have been conducting flawed clinical trials. The COVID-19 vaccine was no different → Read More
Some people may have misconceptions about how COVID-19 tests work and what they actually determine, experts say. → Read More
Between trimmed guest lists and first dances at home, Canadian couples are finding creative ways to get hitched. → Read More
"Everybody has implicit biases and they can influence our behaviours and cause us to discriminate in spite of our best intentions." → Read More
Plastic face shields cover the eyes, nose and mouth — all areas where the novel coronavirus can enter the body. → Read More
'It's my business, so I'm the only one that's here right now, just trying to keep it going,' tour company owner Joe Bailey said. → Read More
Dr. Mike Ryan of the WHO's health emergencies program said at a press briefing that RNA viruses — like the novel coronavirus — evolve quickly as they want to survive. → Read More
We want to know your favourite memories, the personality quirks you miss so much, how much you loved their smiles or their eyes or their hugs. → Read More
Many retailers are quarantining any returns for a period of time before they're allowed back on the floor. → Read More
There are a few common injuries when it comes to at-home workouts, include shoulder and neck injuries, experts say. → Read More
You can still have persistent symptoms of COVID-19 even after you are no longer infectious, doctors say. → Read More
Since the virus emerged, there have been reports of animals testing positive for the coronavirus across the world, including dogs, ferrets, cats, and several tigers and lions. → Read More
Constantly seeing yourself on a screen is exhausting, experts say. → Read More
Despite the common misconception, it is possible to maintain muscular strength at home, experts say. → Read More
There are still many questions around safety and haircuts, and how both clients and stylists can protect themselves against exposure to COVID-19. → Read More
Dietitians say these foods, which last long and are easy to use in recipes, are a must-have for grocery shopping list. → Read More
These easy-to-make beauty items don't require a trip to the store. → Read More
Children have been presenting with symptoms ranging from reddened tongues to enlarged coronary arteries, prompting concern over a mysterious illness possibly related to COVID-19. → Read More
"Habit stacking" can help you get behaviours, like exercise, back on track. → Read More
When it comes to sexual incompatibilities, opening up a relationship can have positive effects, researchers found. → Read More