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Low RSV Vaccine Coverage Leaves Seniors at Risk (opens the original)
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Respiratory virus season will begin soon in Canada, but recent government data indicate low respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine coverage among older Canadians. Only 34% of Canadians aged 75 years or older reported being vaccinated, along with only 21% of those aged 60-74 years with chronic conditions. A recent update from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) strongly recommends vaccination for everyone aged 75 years or older and for patients aged 65-74 years who are at in
GLP-1 Systematic Review Finds Weight Loss of Up to 24% (opens the original)
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GLP-1 receptor agonists are associated with substantial weight loss in adults with overweight or obesity and without diabetes, according to a systematic review. The range of therapeutic options, which includes oral and multiagonist therapies, is expanding. The findings update those of a previous systematic review published in 2025. The current study was designed to reassess the consistency and generalizability of the prior results. “The GLP-1 landscape is changing so quickly that we wanted to se
Teens Use AI for Emotional Support: What Doctors Should Know (opens the original)
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Children and adolescents are increasingly using AI chatbots to cope with emotional problems, but the association between affective use of AI and mental health is not fully understood. "Parents often come in, noticing that their child is spending too much time on a screen or is playing too many games online," Peter Selby, MD, a family physician and addiction specialist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, told Medscape News Canada. "They also may notice a change in behavior o
Liberalized Cannabis Policies May Increase Substance Use (opens the original)
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The legalization of cannabis has positive and negative effects on substance use and public health, according to a systematic review led by investigators at McGill University in Montreal. Medical and recreational cannabis legalization was associated with an increased number of young adults using cannabis, whereas the effects were less apparent among youth. Cannabis-related emergency department visits and poison center reports also increased after legalization in some studies. “We wanted to know i
Sonographer Shortage Is Affecting Expectant Womenâs Health (opens the original)
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A shortage of sonographers is causing long wait lists and extended travel times for expectant women in Ontario. The average wait time for an ultrasound is roughly 4 weeks, according to a report from the Fraser Institute. “In the Ottawa region, we’re struggling to get imaging done for all sorts of women’s health issues, including obstetrics and gynecology. The reasons for this include challenges in recruiting and maintaining sonographers, as well as having an adequate number of clinics operating
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