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Gambling-related ER visits have almost doubled since Ontario opened market to private companies, study finds (opens the original)
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Emergency-room visits for gambling disorders have nearly doubled since Ontario opened its online gambling market to private companies and sports betting, with males aged 10 to 29 accounting for the biggest increases, a new Canadian study has found. Published Wednesday by the American Journal of Preventative Medicine, the study analyzed 952 visits to ERs across Ontario between January, 2012, and June, 2025, in which problem gambling was the primary or contributing cause. Most cases involved anoth
Endocrine Society publishes research roadmap for advancing obesity science in the era of GLP-1s (opens the original)
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Why are some people “super responders” to GLP-1 drugs, while others barely shed any weight? Should women stop weight-loss therapies if they want to get pregnant, and if so, when? And what are the most pressing safety concerns as millions more people start taking these powerful medicines? These are just a sample of the dozens of questions raised by a new research priority statement issued by the Endocrine Society, the world’s largest organization of endocrinologists and clinicians who treat hormo
Online gambling increased among Ontario teenagers, survey finds (opens the original)
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Online gambling has “significantly increased” among Ontario teenagers, with one in eight students gambling online during the last school year and one in 10 betting on sports, according to a report released on Monday. These findings are from the latest Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey, published by Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. The survey included more than 11,000 students enrolled in Grades 7 to 12 across the province. Compared with the last survey two years ago, th
Neuroscientist Adrian Owen on why everyone should be thinking more about thinking (opens the original)
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Executive function is at the heart of many of today’s most pressing health topics. Whether the discourse is around ADHD, perimenopausal brain fog or AI’s long-term cognitive impacts, it feels as though everyone is thinking – and fretting – about impairments to our brains’ higher-order processes. But what exactly are executive functions – and is there anything we can do to strengthen them? These questions are the premise of a new book called Think Before You Think: Understanding and Mastering Exe
Doctors on alert for tick-borne disease after Ottawa man contracts anaplasmosis (opens the original)
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On his sprawling property in the heart of the Ottawa Valley, Martin Haché has seen deer, wild turkeys and even a mama bear with her cubs. But the 80-year-old retired accountant has never spotted a tick. So, in July, 2025, ticks were the furthest thing from Mr. Haché’s mind when he suddenly became ill and collapsed in the bathroom, too weak to even lift his head. After he fell two more times, his wife, Kathleen, called 911 and Mr. Haché was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he became delirious a
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