Canadians who start using cannabis after legalization may find U.S. entry easier
Marijuana is a controlled substance south of the border and American guards may use their discretion
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Month: October 2018
StatCan vaults into the 21st century
More frequent reports will be introduced, thanks to a shift in data collection and expectations
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How endurance exercise affects your gut bacteria
A new study details the beneficial effects of a 6-week endurance exercise program on the gut bacterial composition of women who were overweight.
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Sitting, standing, walking: How do they affect your memory?
How does moderate exercise compare with sitting and standing when it comes to its impact on working memory? A new study dives into this question.
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Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist, dies at 65
Allen and Bill Gates met while attending a private school. The two would later drop out of college to pursue a future of personal computing they envisioned
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Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots at cusp of combined $1 billion
Tuesday night’s Mega Millions grand prize is $654 million and Wednesday night’s Powerball jackpot is $345 million
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Diabetes: Surprising new role of fat revealed
New research challenges existing beliefs on the origins of diabetes, suggesting that overall fat tissue may be to blame, rather than the liver or pancreas.
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Keto diet may protect against cognitive decline
Our diets can influence the state of our health. Research in mice now suggests that one regimen — the ketogenic diet — may even prevent cognitive decline.
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New type of nerve stimulation relieves chronic back pain
A new stimulation therapy that specifically targets the nerves fibers involved could be an effective alternative to spinal cord stimulation, says study.
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Could omega-3 supplements help reduce anxiety?
The first literature review and meta-analysis to investigate omega-3 supplements and anxiety concludes that they could benefit some people.
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