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Nearly a million Canadians are living with the aftereffects of having a stroke, including serious mental health issues, a new paper from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada suggests. It also says women often fare worse than men.

Health Canada's new regulations that require warning labels to be printed on individual cigarettes are set to come into effect this summer.

Canada's government department, Health Canada, said Thursday that warnings about smoking dangers will be printed directly on cigarettes ...

New Heart and Stroke Foundation report finds more than 920,000 people in Canada are living with the effects of stroke, and women face worse outcomes than men

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Diane Baronette's stroke symptoms in 2021 were initially misdiagnosed at a local emergency room, which resulted in serious mobility issues she's dealing with to this day.

High cholesterol levels go hand in hand with a number of other factors which fall under chronic cond

It is hoped the move in Canada will help to cut smoking rates to less than five per cent by 2035

Outcomes for women who survive a stroke are worse, including the toll on their mental health, the Heart and Stroke Foundation said in its report.

Individual cigarettes will be stamped with health warnings from August, the Canadian health agency announced this week. “Poison in every puff” and