Are parents to blame?

ParticipAction president Kelly Murumets on why Canadian kids aren't meeting the criteria and what parents can do to encourage activities.

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Homeless to get Hep C treatment

Homeless suffering from Hepatitis C have a new resource, Annie Demelt reports.

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Fahima Osman, surgeon and Dove role model

Fahima wanted to be a doctor from age 5. Along her journey from Somalian refugee to heroine of her community, she faced quiet racism & discouragement. Now she's the 1st Canadian-trained doctor in her community & a surgeon and volunteer in Somaliland.

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Father and daughter both diagnosed

Taleen Lageston has two very important reasons to take part in the Ride to Conquer Cancer.

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Coronavirus spreading

Dr. Neil Rau looks at the rising concern over a deadly and contagious respiratory infection. Should Canadians be worried?

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Sharing pacifier benefits

Nutritionist Theresa Albert on the benefits of sharing your baby's pacifier, and who is likely to respond to a crying baby -- moms or dads.

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Managing menopause

A new clinic is specializing in helping women with menopause. Karen Owen reports.

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New treatment for depression

Neuromodulation is being presented as a solid new treatment for depression, Tania Krywiak reports.

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Canada AM: Risks of deadly bird flu

Dr. Michael Gardam discusses whether the flu can be the next SARS breakout, and explains the risk to Canadians.

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India denies Novartis patent

Dr. Neil Arya, from the global health office at Western University, looks at the significance of India's decision to block a patent.

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Mental health emergencies

Medical Specialist Avis Favaro looks at how some communities in Canada are dealing with mental health emergencies.

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Canadians struggle with weight

Medical Specialist Avis Favaro has more on the increasing number of Canadians that are struggling with an eating disorder.

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Canada AM: Personalizing treatment using genomes

Cindy Bell, vice president of Genome Canada, explains what it means for people to be able to map their own genome.

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Canada AM: W5 investigates the dangers of Salvia

Victor Malarek gives a sneak peek into the latest W5, which explores the devastating consequences of the dangerous drug.

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Canada AM: Shining a light on schizophrenia

Lesley and David Skelly open up about losing their son to suicide, and the help they received with their son's schizophrenia diagnosis.

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Canada AM: Cancer patients still being contacted

Christie Bezaire says the hospital will continue to contact patients, while a hotline is available for those with questions and concerns.

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Whistler couple trek across Canada

Ginny and Kerry Dennehy are embarking on a four-month odyssey across the country to raise awareness about mental illness.

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