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‘Numerous barriers’ in accessing EU infertility services
A new EU report claims there are “numerous barriers” in accessing infertility services across the European Union. The document, produced by Fertility Europe and the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, shows around 25...
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Marking a decade
John Coffee of Columbia University on 10 years since the collapsing of investment bank Bear Stearns
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Breastfeeding campaign shames women who choose formula
Mothers who choose formula over breastfeeding, either because they can't or don't want to, face stigma for their decision.
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Why blowing up Death Star might not be good idea
According to calculations by economist Zachary Feinstein, the fallout of destroying the Death Star would have been catastrophe for both the Empire and the Rebel Alliance
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Star Wars economics
Zachary Feinstein of Washington University has done an entire research paper on the economy of that galaxy far, far away
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Mental health funding fallout
Failure to reach a deal on health-care funding worries mental health experts, CBC's Christine Birak reports
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Foreign Fields plough new furrows with second album “Take Cover”
Four years after an acclaimed debut, US duo Foreign Fields are back with a new album. The acoustic guitars of debut “Anywhere but where I am” have been backgrounded in favour of keyboards, loops and a hypnotic plunge into what proved to...
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1,100 economists urge Trump not to embrace new protectionist activities
Eleven hundred economists signed a letter urging U.S. President Donald Trump not to go down the path of the protectionist Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. And one winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, Robert Engle, explains why he...
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Theatre as an act of resistance
‘While I was waiting’ by acclaimed Syrian playwright Mohammad Al Attar and director Omar Abusaada tells the story of a young man who ends up in a coma in hospital after being beaten up at a checkpoint in Damascus. Friends and family...
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Is bad news bad for your health?
CBC's medical contributor Dr. Peter Lin discusses the health impacts of a steady stream of bad news
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Raising the alarm over teen mental health
More than one in three students feel psychologically distressed, a substantial and concerning number, say researchers behind Canada's longest running survey on mental health and substance use.
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The struggle of being a caregiver
Being a caregiver to a parent, or loved one can be exhausting and stressful. According to a new study, it is so difficult that some caregivers are finding themselves unable to continue.
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Ontario man's medical expenses for suicide attempt rejected by insurance company
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Insurance companies reconsider 'dated' policies for suicide attempts
Canadian insurance companies are changing the wording in their policies and reviewing whether to remove controversial clauses in benefit plans that exclude coverage for people who try to kill or injure themselves.
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Seamus O'Reagan talks about going to rehab
The Liberal MP talks about checking himself into a treatment centre after an intervention.
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Suicide attempts and insurance
CBC has learned that some insurers may not cover costs associated to suicide attempts
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Darshan's Wife Vijayalakshmi's Emotional Struggle During Husband's Arrest | Family's Jail Visit
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Sandalwood star Darshan Thoogudeepa's wife, Vijayalakshmi, is reportedly struggling with depression following her husband's arrest. As the family faces this challenging time, they made a poignant visit...
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New Rochelle man pleads for help finding brother who posted farewell on social media
Robin Estela says his 20-year-old brother Neyson was last seen by family members in New Rochelle on Friday.
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AI Boom: How Future-Self Connection Boosts Mental Health, Reduces Stress
AI is transforming industries and raising ethical questions. UCLA Professor Hal Hershfield discusses "Your Future Self" and AI's impact on psychology and media.
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be Well: Preventative care during Women’s Health Awareness Month
May is Women's Health Awareness Month - a time for women of all ages to make taking care of their health a priority.
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How strict parenting can impact children negatively
Strict parenting can lead to increased stress, anxiety, and low self-esteem in children. It may hinder their ability to develop autonomy, problem-solving skills, and emotional regulation. Overly strict rules without flexibility can...
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Not ‘just’ hot flashes: how menopause symptoms can start earlier than you think
Insomnia, anxiety and mood swings are all symptoms people can experience when going through perimenopause — the process of change that leads up to menopause. Experts say people don't realize it can start as early as your late 30s.