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Europe is experiencing an alarming increase in measles cases. How concerned should we be here in Canada? House doctor Peter Lin brings us more on that story.

You may have been hearing in the news recently about a potentially deadly form of strep known as invasive Group A strep, that's on the rise across the country. House doctor Peter Lin joins us to explain more about it and offer some tips on ways to protect ourselves from it.

In many parts of the country Canadians are facing extreme cold...What does cold weather mean for your health? Our health columnist, Dr. Peter Lin explains the health risks and offers some tips to stay warm this winter.

It might seem more intuitive to go hiking during the warmer months, but Ontario Parks is encouraging folks to get out for a walk in their local park on Jan. 1 for their annual First Day Hike event in the name of physical and mental health.

Probably the last thing anyone wants to do over the holidays is make a trip to the emergency department. Coming up - Dr. Peter Lin offers some tips to avoid spending time in the hospital this holiday season.

Enjoy a nice week with events from our editors picks!

According to the latest (Dec. 8th) data from Statistics Canada, about 1 in 9 of all adults in this country have experienced the long-term symptoms of a COVID infection. Our health columnist, Dr. Peter Lin, joins us to talk about that, and what experts are learning about long Covid.

MESA, Ariz. -- It’s been said that hitting can be contagious. Hao-Yu Lee, the Tigers' No. 8 prospect, agrees and was thrilled to be invited to the Arizona Fall League to catch that contagion. It had been a frustrating season for the 20-year-old second baseman, who navigated through a trade,

Dr. Peter Lin explains a recent study from Harvard University that suggests that regularly eating red meat can increase the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes later in life.

It's cold and flu season in Canada, and doctors are sharing their best tips on how to treat symptoms like a runny nose and sore throat.