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Humans Pass More Viruses to Animals Than We Catch From Them, Study Reports

A new study of viral genomes reveals that we are more likely to pass viruses to both domestic and wild animals than the other way around. If a virus carried by humans infects a new animal species, the virus might continue to thrive even if eradicated among humans, or even evolve new adaptations before it winds up infecting humans again, Knewz.com h...


I came out to my lesbian group as non-binary. Their reaction floored me

I was scared I wouldn’t be accepted.


Delicious foods that accelerate weight loss: Your essential list

Experts have named foods that are not only tasty but also healthy. They help stick to a diet and shed extra pounds. It's important to remember that in weight loss, mathematics matters - you must consume fewer calories than you burn. And these are the foods that provide satiety and speed up your metabolism, helping you lose weight faster, reports We...


New research shows that people can learn to be happy, but it is hard work

The authors concluded that, alone, psychoeducational courses are likely to be only minimally effective.


Ontario Health Coalition seeking legal action against province

The Ontario Health Coalition is taking legal action against the province. It comes after a new 30-year lease was granted to South Bridge Care Homes, the owners of Orchard Villa Long Term Care Home, where over 70 residents died in the first wave of the pandemic. Lexy Benedict reports.


Cottage Q&A: Am I required to treat my lake water before drinking it?

Is there a specific code or regulation to follow for cottagers who use lake water as their drinking water?—(Stewart) Wayne Key, Esson Lake, Ont. We assume you’re asking because you’re … Continued


Trans athlete responds to proposed Alberta policy

Aria McGowan is the quarterback of the Edmonton Storm, a women’s tackle football team. McGowan speaks to national reporter Julia Wong about a proposed policy to ban trans girls and women from competing against girls and women in athletic competitions.


Alberta animal rescues seek community support amid parvovirus outbreak

It’s a difficult time for rescues in the Edmonton area as more and more animals are being surrendered or abandoned. Many of the animals brought in are suffering from several medical problems -- a very common one is parvovirus. Krista Atmore and Nicole Guinan with Alberta Homeward Hound Rescue, and Dr. Julianne Wilson with Pulse Veterinary, joined us on Global News Morning to talk about how you can help other animals like foster pup Eric.


Eat more tomatoes: Learn about its amazing cardiac benefits

Discover the advantages tomatoes have in relation to blood pressure.


Manitoba government to replace paper health cards

The Manitoba government announced the first steps Thursday toward eliminating paper health cards.


10 things that happen to your body when you stop drinking alcohol


16 weird things which are banned around the world


Retirees: Is it time to downsize, even in this real estate market?

Your home is your sanctuary, but it’s also one of your biggest budget items. And after you retire, it may feel like more house than you need. But in this housing market, when a smaller home with upgraded features may be about as expensive as the one you’re selling, is it still smart to downsize? In some cases, downsizing is appropriate, but not nec...


TICK SEASON: How to protect your pets

Expert advice on how to keep your pets safe from tick bites


10 items every new parent should add to their baby registry

Essential items and tools that new parents should invest in before the baby arrives.


5 simple rules to be happy, according to science


Kim Jong Un bans dogs and certain haircuts in North Korea

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un has banned dogs and certain haircuts among the population where even the most mundane aspects of daily life are regulated. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK, also known as North Korea) is one of the most heavily censored countries in the world. It recently caused a stir when it was revealed the nationa...


I tried the world’s first 'lucid dreaming' hotel experience – and now I’m sold


How to stop yourself overthinking when all you want to do is sleep

Struggling to power down? This could be why.


Review of Ancient Human Brains Reveals They Preserve Naturally for Thousands of Years, Lasting Longer Than Other Organs

Researchers have discovered that archaeologically recorded preserved human brains are not as extremely rare as has previously been believed. Researchers compiled the records of more than 4,000 preserved human brains from more than 200 sources across six continents, excluding Antarctica, Knewz.com has learned. A new study conducted by researchers at...


Eating breakfast at this time could reduce heart disease risk

A French study suggests that eating breakfast and supper an hour earlier may reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke. This research emphasizes the importance of meal timing for cardiovascular health, according to The Telegraph. The study found that having breakfast at 8 am instead of 9 am decreases the risk of developing cardiovascular disease by...


7 out of top 10 world's cleanest beaches located in Europe

Those who choose a resort for their vacation should pay attention to the list of the cleanest beaches in the world. Here are 7 locations in Europe out of the top ten, according to euronews.travel. How top 10 most ecological beaches in the world selected The choice of vacation destination for Tripadvisor users is influenced by factors such as ecolog...


Top healthiest fruits with anti-inflammatory properties

Fruits possess anti-inflammatory properties as they contain numerous antioxidants and fiber. While they cannot replace medical treatments, they can significantly alleviate some conditions, writes Real Simple. The ways fruits reduce inflammation There are two different types of inflammation that may occur in your body. "The first type, called acute ...


Maple syrup is a classic Canadian treat, but is it good for you?

It is a game-changer on pancakes, and it glistens on fresh fruit. But are we doing ourselves a disservice by consuming it? Is this classic Canadian treat, or liquid gold, as we call it, actually healthy? The Weather Network's Rachel Schoutsen asked the experts.


All My Beauty Editor Friends Agree: This $20 Moisturizer Is Unbeatable

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Women 'don't have to try as hard as men at the gym' to see results

Results of a long-term study have suggested that women may not have to work as hard in the gym as men to see the long-term health benefits. For some people, working out in the gym is part of their daily life, with many fitness influencers documenting their gym experiences online. For female gym-goers, a new study has suggested that they may not hav...


Mass die-off of grey whales declared over

A mass die-off of grey whales off the West Coast over the past few years has been declared over. Michelle Ghoussoub explains scientists' theories about the deaths, and the signs the population could be bouncing back.


Alberta premier tells HoC committee planned carbon price increase is ‘inhumane’

A federal carbon tax hike is coming April 1, but premiers across the country appeared before federal MPs in a last ditch effort to press pause. Morgan Black reports.


Tennessee politicians strip historically Black university of its board

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Trustees of Tennessee's only publicly funded historically Black university were removed Thursday under legislation signed into law by Republican Gov. Bill Lee. Black lawmakers and community leaders said state leaders, a majority of whom are white, are unfairly targeting Tennessee State University. The legislation cleared the...


How 'Magic' Are 'Magic Mushrooms'? Researchers Develop Scale to Measure Potency

Some people call them “magic mushrooms.” But exactly how “magic” are they? Knewz.com has learned about efforts to make sure doctors know how much active ingredient they’re giving patients for issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. The chemicals in question are psilocin and psylocybin. They come from Psilocybe cubensis mushroo...


High School teacher shares his OCD journey with grade 11 students

In this video for the CBC Creator Network, Grade 11 student Fiona Babar profiles her teacher Andrew Foreman, who has been open with his students about being diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.


How coffee impacts risk of premature death: Research

Coffee is one of the most popular beverages, with people worldwide consuming over 2.25 billion cups daily. Scientists have been researching for decades how coffee specifically affects health and whether it might increase the risks of premature death, according to the publication by dietitian Oksana Skytalinska on Facebook. How coffee affects health...


Experimental treatment using viruses helps woman avoid amputation

An Ottawa-area woman suffering from an antibiotic-resistant infection was looking at a major amputation but her doctor enrolled her in a first-in-Canada clinical trial to use viruses — known as phages — that eliminated the harmful bacteria.


A fight to protect the dignity of Michelangelo's David raises questions about freedom of expression

FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Michelangelo’s David has been a towering figure in Italian culture since its completion in 1504. But in the current era of the quick buck, curators worry the marble statue’s religious and political significance is being diminished by the thousands of refrigerator magnets and other souvenirs sold around Florence focusing on Da...


I got a diagnosis that completely changed my relationship


Mystery particles hunted by scientists could unlock the secrets of the universe

Experts are researching mysterious particles in our universe, which could offer us insights into some of the most intriguing areas of scientific understanding. What are these mysterious particles, exactly? They're called "hidden sector particles" which have so far defied typical definition. In fact, they've never been observed properly before and t...


Which color of pepper is healthiest?

It turns out that each color of pepper has its own advantages.


Gaza crisis: ICJ orders Israel to stop famine

WARNING: This video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to ensure basic food supplies get into the Gaza Strip unimpeded and "without delay." Most of the people in northern Gaza are at risk of starving to death, according to a report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC). Crystal Goomansingh reports on Israel's response, and the growing signs of famine in Gaza.


The key to healthy kids is risky outdoor play, researchers say

Running free, taking chances and even getting hurt are essential to healthy childhood development, says the Canadian Paediatric Society. A new study says engaging in risky outdoor behaviour with peers is key to kids’ mental, physical and social health.


This is how long it takes for alcohol to leave your system

How long will your hangover be?


20 healthy slow cooker recipes

Whether they’re full meals, side dishes, or even some desserts, here are 20 of the healthiest slow cooker recipes.


My 27 Tattoos Have Helped Me Reclaim My Chronic Pain

My life involves two kinds of needles. The first one is found at hospitals or doctor offices, a syringe that is used to test my blood, on the continuous quest to find out why my bones always ache and my body falls asleep in the middle of the day. According to the nurses who draw my blood on a monthly basis, my veins are notoriously hard to find. My body doesn’t want to comply with the syringes, and bruises flower in my elbow creases as they try...


The British royal family learns that if you don't fill an information vacuum, someone else will

NEW YORK (AP) — A media frenzy was born on Feb. 27, when the hashtag #WhereIsKate exploded online with speculation about the whereabouts of Britain's Princess of Wales. It opened a rabbit hole of amateur detective work, memes, bizarre theories and jokes — mixed with genuine concern about Kate's health — into which thousands of people descended unti...


Judge rejects officers' bid to erase charges in the case of a man paralyzed after police van ride

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Four former Connecticut police officers accused of mocking and mistreating a man after he was paralyzed in the back of a police van in 2022 were denied bids Thursday to enter a program that could have erased criminal charges against them and let them avoid trial. A judge rejected the former officers' applications for acceler...


Is remote therapy as effective as in-person sessions? What new research says

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) done remotely with a therapist is just as effective as in-person sessions, according to a new study published in the CMAJ.


Beverages for strengthening immune system: Tips

In the cold season, it is more important than ever to support your immune system to reduce the risk of getting sick or to recover as quickly as possible. The best way to strengthen the immune system is through the foods and drinks we consume. RBC-Ukraine reports, citing the health media Eat This Not That, on beverages that can help boost the immune...


Supreme Court upholds First Nation election requirement, rules that Charter applies

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada is upholding a rule that requires members of a Yukon First Nation to live in its community should they want to serve on its council. Cindy Dickson had been fighting in the courts to have that requirement declared unconstitutional because it means council members must move back to the community within 14 days of ...


Hospice nurse shares the one thing 'almost everyone' sees before they die

A hospice nurse has detailed what people experience and see before they die, from her time caring for patients in their final days. Julie McFadden (@hospicenursejulie) is a health worker from Los Angeles. She posted a TikTok video where she explained how a phenomenon called "visioning" tends to happen to patients. Visioning is where those who are c...


Biden administration restores threatened species protections dropped by Trump

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Biden administration on Thursday restored rules to protect imperiled species and shield their habitat from destruction after the measures were rolled back under former President Donald Trump. Among the changes, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will reinstate a decades-old regulation that mandates blanket protections for animals and plants newly classified as threatened. That means officials won't have to craft...


What to do if you wake up at night and can't get back to sleep, according to expert

Getting a decent night's sleep is important for our health, but a lot of us don't get the recommended eight hours. Three-quarters of Brits get less than eight hours of sleep, while one in six get by on less than six hours each night, according to YouGov. Meanwhile across the pond, over 17 per cent of adults had trouble staying asleep most days or e...