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When you experience something new, ambiguous, or unexpected, stress hormones and chemicals flood the brain, Maggie Jackson writes. We are built to crave answers. Not-knowing unsettles us — but we can benefit from embracing uncertainty as a path to curiosity, adaptability and resilience, the very cognitive skills needed in times of change.

When you experience something new, ambiguous, or unexpected, stress hormones and chemicals flood the brain, Maggie Jackson writes. We are built to crave answers. Not-knowing unsettles us — but we can benefit from embracing uncertainty as a path to curiosity, adaptability and resilience, the very cognitive skills needed in times of change.

When you experience something new, ambiguous, or unexpected, stress hormones and chemicals flood the brain, Maggie Jackson writes. We are built to crave answers. Not-knowing unsettles us — but we can benefit from embracing uncertainty as a path to curiosity, adaptability and resilience, the very cognitive skills needed in times of change.

Richard Fuller, 57, became the first NHS patient to undergo a new way of doing spinal fusion surgery using robot technology. Using the robot reduces surgery and recovery time of the traditional approach.

Trillium Health Partners (THP) is hosting the first-ever Ontario First Responders Mental Health Conference in the province next week.

The mass deaths and casualties on James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon are a stark reminder of the impacts to those who cant look away.

An ongoing manhunt for a suspect in a series of deadly stabbings that shattered two small communities in Saskatchewan is raising fresh questions about rural policing in Canada.

“Saskatchewan is five times the size of the United Kingdom. There’s an incredible amount of space for someone to disappear.”

An ongoing manhunt for a suspect in a series of deadly stabbings that shattered two small communities in Saskatchewan is raising fresh questions about rural policing in Canada.

Victims of traumatic events sometimes experience PTSD, but what about those first responders who aid them?