Jordan Johnson

$2.4 million in funding will help healthcare providers, patients, their families and communities collaborate to develop information tools and resources.

(Ottawa) The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) believes that health spending should be better monitored in line with the health care agreements signed by the federal government with the provinces and territories.

On Thursday, September 19, Kids Help Phone (JJE) announced the launch of Resources around me a free tool designed to connect youth, their families, communities, adults and service providers with more than 40,000 trusted programs and services across Canada, coast to coast.

According to the CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre, just over 27% of Haut-Richelieu-Rouville residents do not have a primary care doctor. To meet the health needs of these approximately 53,800 people without their own doctor, the CISSS offers several options. The mobile clinic, walk-in clinics and the First Line Access Counter (GAP) are among the list of services that people can access by calling 811 or making an appointment online.

Danone Canada is asking consumers who have purchased Kirkland Signature probiotic yogurt not to consume it. The yogurt was sold in 24 100-gram packages with the Costco identification number 1264134.

Many over-the-counter eye drops used to relieve the symptoms of seasonal conjunctivitis are being recalled by Health Canada due to the risk of microbial growth.

Published a series of new guidelines and resources to promote equitable access to quality care for all

A coalition of organizations advocating for the rights of people with disabilities has announced that they will challenge in court a provision of Canadian law on medical assistance in dying under the Charter of Rights.

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One in two patients finds a solution to their health problems during a visit to the mobile clinic of the Integrated Health and Social Services Center (CISSS) of the Montérégie Center. For the other half of patients whose health issues require more attention, the First Line Access Desk (GAP) is recommended. The mobile clinic team, which treats gastroenteritis, sore throats, myalgia, anxiety and diabetes, among other conditions, is working to improve its services and increase the number of patients treated per year.