TOPICS Numerous illnesses, whether seasonal, age related, sexually transmitted, or other, are preventable through the use of vaccines and immunization. Be proactive and stop the possibility of getting sick before it happens by learning which illnesses you can get vaccinations for.
Michael McDonald describes his late best friend, Leo Chan as one of the most inspiring people he has ever met. Since Leo’s passing, Michael has become passionate about preventing life-threatening diseases with vaccines.
Increased rates of several vaccine-preventable infectious diseases have made the news and travel advisories in the past year.
The flu virus is constantly mutating, requiring annual vaccination. Companies like Medicago are innovating this process to ensure more timely response to viral outbreaks.
Snowboarder Amy Purdy had her life planned out — until a bout with bacterial meningitis took her legs, kidneys and spleen, almost costing her her life.
Canada's immunization rates rank near the bottom of developed countries, with a leading factor being forgetfullness. Digital innovations, like the CanImmunize app, are helping Canadians better schedule and track their immunizations.
Human health, animal health, and the environment are all interconnected. Preventative medicine in agriculture is important for all three.
Tick and flea prevention is an important consideration for all cat owners, even if your cat lives indoors.
Shingles is affecting those in their senior years. Learn the symptoms and make sure to keep yourself vaccinated to protect yourself.
HPV is an infection that has had an increasing presence in women. If not caught, HPV has a high risk of developing into cervical cancer in later years.
As you get older it becomes increasingly hard to protect ourselves from sickness and vaccinations can help keep you healthy and mobile.
South East Asia has become a very popular travel destination. What travellers may not know is the serious risk of Japanese Encephalitis abroad.
With the past flu season being so harsh and deadly for many, protecting people, especially seniors from influenza has become more important than ever.
Vaccines are the most effective tool to prevent life-threatening diseases. Here are the answers to some of the most asked questions regarding immunization and it’s importance.
It may not take long for youngsters to recover from pneumonia, but for vulnerable populations like the elderly, the risk of fatality is a serious reality.
