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Ontario hospital launches e-library to help patients make tough decisions
A new online tool aims to help ease the stress of tough health decisions that need to be made in the wake of an illness.
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Sleep machines may be harmful to babies’ hearing, speech: study
White noise machines for babies that are becoming increasingly popular among parents may be putting the children at risk of hearing loss.
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When should kids go to the dentist? 40 per cent haven’t been by age 4
At what age did you start bringing your toddler to the dentist?
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Enterovirus: Everything parents need to know about symptoms, treatment
Here’s what parents need to know about symptoms, who's most vulnerable, treatment and prevention when it comes to enterovirus D68.
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Little known condition called PANDAS can change a child’s life
It’s called PANDAS and without the proper diagnosis, it can completely change your child’s life.
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Young cancer survivors face more hospitalizations 2 decades after beating...
Young cancer survivors may have beaten their disease, but new Canadian research is warning that this group encounters more hospitalizations than their healthy peers, even two decades after they’re...
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iPads may be just as effective as sedatives at calming kids down before surgery
New research shows that allowing children ages four to 10 to use an iPad before going into surgery that requires general anaesthesia is more effective at lowering their anxiety.
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AREVA Resource gives $500,000 to Saskatoon children’s hospital
The Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan will have a family room in its maternal care centre because of the $500,000 AREVA Resources Canada donated Wednesday.
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COMMENTARY: Forget kids’ screen time, what about adults?
The never-ending discussion of screen time and kids continues with the release of a new study from the Canadian Pediatric Society. The study aimed at physicians is designed to help them advise parents...
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Many parents don’t know what to do after they bring their kids home from...
When sick kids leave the hospital, parents often don’t understand what follow-up care is needed or how to give children medicine at home, a research review suggests.
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Parents of preemies as fulfilled as those with full-term babies in long run:...
According to a new University of Warwick study, parents of premature babies are just as happy long-term as those who have full-term babies.
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Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital construction reaches 70% completion
The construction of the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital is nearing completion, as the building is now in its final shape.
View ArticleConstruction complete on new Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon
A significant milestone has been reached on the construction portion of the new Jim Pattison Children's Hospital in Saskatoon.
View ArticleDream realized as Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital opens in Saskatoon
The ribbon was cut at the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital as Saskatchewan’s first children’s hospital celebrates its grand opening.
View ArticleJim Pattison Children’s Hospital result of decades of advocacy
For years, volunteers and donors have been dreaming of the opening of the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon.
View ArticleCampbellton hospital’s pediatrics and obstetrics unit unavailable until Nov. 13
Campbellton Regional Hospital's pediatric and obstetrics services will be unavailable from Nov. 8, 2019 to Nov. 13, 2019, due to a lack of pediatrician.
View ArticleHospitals of Regina Foundation launch spring home lottery, pediatrics the focus
Hospitals of Regina Foundation launched its spring 2020 home lottery on Wednesday.
View ArticleNew Brunswick Women’s Council calls for gender-specific commitments in new...
As the election draws near, the New Brunswick Women's Council is shining a light on issues that affect women - especially during the cornanvirus pandemic.
View ArticleUniversity of Saskatchewan medical students almost ready for residency
Fourth-year USask medical students had a unique experience completing school during a pandemic.
View ArticleFederal, provincial funds to purchase new monitoring equipment for Winnipeg’s...
The two dozen new devices, expected to arrive in three to four months, are capable of delivering important health information even if a professional isn't at a patient's bedside.
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