Health tips

As we get older and our bones become more fragile, we become more prone to falls and fractures. Something as simple as tripping over an item on the floor and taking a tumble can cause serious injuries that we might have shaken off quickly in our younger days.

Vertigo is a medical condition that is a bit of a mystery. It impacts people differently, making it difficult to diagnose. It is estimated that approximately 1.5 million Canadians suffer from the condition, and about one third of Canadians will experience some issues related to it.

Women’s health apps have become extremely popular. In a time when there is a refined focus on overall health and well-being, technology is proving to be a great resource for helping women stay fit and keep track of their health. However, women’s health apps are not just for exercise and diet.

People get the hiccups all the time. However, they seem to appear and disappear without rhyme or reason, leaving many people confused about why they occur, including many medical professionals. Most cases of hiccups are no cause for alarm, and the effects will subside in a matter of minutes.

Working from home is more popular than ever. With companies realizing the value of allowing employees to work from home, and with the increase in the number of small business owners, it is estimated that more than 10% of working Canadians work from home.

The Zika virus has been getting a lot of press lately. It has caused many people to reconsider their winter travel plans, especially women who are pregnant or plan to get pregnant in the near future. However, many of us only know the basics about the virus: it can be transmitted by mosquitoes and most people who become infected will not have any symptoms.