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This 86-year-old tech wiz nicknamed 'Mr. iPhone' started teaching computer classes for his senior living community and transformed the way people engaged with their families
Andy Petro teaches an hour-long class on technology for seniors every month. more
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Founder of Toms shoes went on a men’s retreat with other entrepreneurs to combat his loneliness and depression: ‘I lost a lot of my clear meaning and purpose’
It's lonely at the top. More entrepreneurs are going on retreats to connect again. more
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Shark Tank's Mark Cuban speaks out on weight-loss drugs
A conversation TheStreet engaged in with Cuban about weight-loss drugs shifted from Novo Nordisk's Ozempic to something new from Eli Lilly. more
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Mental Health (Just Like The World) Is On Fire: Here's How It Can Be Put Out
Maintaining a work-life balance is one of the most important things to support one’s mental well-being. Here are the steps that I take to remain focused and keep my mental health… well, healthy. … more
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Setting up a power of attorney for a parent with dementia could help you avoid a costly and messy guardianship proceeding. Here's how to do it
Don’t assume that being the child will give you automatic control over your parent’s financial and health care decisions. It won't. more
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Winnipeg organization marks World Parkinson’s Day with open house
Currently, there is no cure for parkinsons disease, with more than 100-thousand Canadians left to tackle it on their own, and an estimated 10-million people afflicted world-wide. more
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One City Peterborough defends ‘discreet area’ at drop-in centre for drug use
One City Peterborough says it has an area at the Trinity Community Centre where it allows individuals to use drugs, but says overdoses have declined in the last several months. more
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A 91-year-old former hedge fund manager says weighing probabilities can prolong your life. Here's how he does it.
Edward Thorp, a mathematician, hedge fund manager, and blackjack player, has some advice on how to beat life's odds. more
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A pregnancy at age 35 used to be called 'geriatric,' but life is so unaffordable that now it’s a sweet spot
Older-age pregnancies have risen 900% over the past five decades. more
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‘Careful evaluation needed’: Seemingly contradictory studies of B.C.’s safer supply released
One study found the program was associated with a reduced risk of death, while the other concluded the strategy was associated with an increase in opioid overdose hospitalizations. more
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‘Hidden in their bags’: B.C. nurse speaks out about drug use in hospital 
Chelsea Robertson is the latest to ring the alarm about open drug use and the challenges nurses and health-care workers are facing at hospitals. more
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B.C. girl who lost dad to overdose says there needs to be more support for families
"He was the type of guy, he wanted to help everyone or like as many people as he could, which see where I get it from now," Bocking Reid told Global News. more
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This vitamin deficiency can cause forgetfulness and mimic symptoms of dementia—but it's reversible. Doctors explain the signs to look for
Several factors can cause a person to have classic signs of dementia, including a deficiency in vitamin B12. more
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Your boss is probably getting more sleep than you are, survey says. Here’s who catches more z’s than even CEOs, managers, and business owners
Job seniority also correlates to sleep quality, with chairpersons and CEOs most likely to report sleep quality satisfaction. more
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Manitoba government announces safety officers to patrol various institutions
Wednesday, the Manitoba government announced institutional safety officers (ISOs) will be patrolling the hospital starting April 15. more
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The antiaging multimillionaire chasing immortality has shared photos of his wild facial transformation
Tech exec Bryan Johnson polled X users on whether he looked better now or before he started his anti-aging regimen. Here's the results. more
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BC First Nations Health Authority makes major changes to counselling services
The health authority said only residential school survivors and family members with status cards can receive free counselling, effective April 15. more
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Addressing Sarcopenia with a Healthy Diet
Addressing Sarcopenia with a Healthy Diet
(NewsUSA) - Age-related loss of muscle mass and strength can significantly impact the quality of life for older adults. However, recent research underscores the role of proper nutrition in … more
Curbing Colorectal Cancer in Minority Populations
Curbing Colorectal Cancer in Minority Populations
(NewsUSA) - April is National Minority Health Month, and Black Americans, American Indians/Alaska Natives (AI/AN), and underserved Americans, are among those disproportionately affected by … more
Coverage for Obesity Care is Only Fair
Coverage for Obesity Care is Only Fair
(NewsUSA) - Obesity is an increasingly significant health problem in the United States, especially for women. The disease affects 1 in 3 American women, including 57% of Black women and 44% of … more
Riding into Spring, Avoiding Skin Cancer Surgery
Riding into Spring, Avoiding Skin Cancer Surgery
(NewsUSA) - It’s practically Spring, and the outdoors is calling. “I’ll be back on my bike and celebrating the return of sunny weather,” says Todd Fishman, a long-time Louisville, Kentucky, … more
At-Home Traction Devices Can Help Ease Back Pain
At-Home Traction Devices Can Help Ease Back Pain
(NewsUSA) - Low back pain remains a leading cause of disability and missed time from work in the United States. However, an at-home traction device offers a path to relief, according to Dr. Jeff … more
Your Pharmacist is Ready to Help, Just Ask
Your Pharmacist is Ready to Help, Just Ask
(NewsUSA) - Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines provide quick and affordable access to the safe and effective, everyday options we need to take care of ourselves when issues arise. However, deciding … more
A Turning Point in High Blood Pressure Management: Introducing The Symplicity Blood Pressure Procedure
A Turning Point in High Blood Pressure Management: Introducing The Symplicity Blood Pressure Procedure
(NewsUSA) - High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a growing epidemic that affects half of all Americans. High blood pressure can harm vital organs like your heart, brain, kidneys and … more
Un Momento Decisivo en el Manejo de la Presión Arterial Alta: Presentando el Procedimiento Symplicity para la Presión Arterial
Un Momento Decisivo en el Manejo de la Presión Arterial Alta: Presentando el Procedimiento Symplicity para la Presión Arterial
(NewsUSA) - La presión arterial alta, también conocida como hipertensión, es una epidemia creciente que afecta a la mitad de todos los estadounidenses. La presión arterial alta puede dañar … more
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