As the year ends and we look back on 2025, many of us think about what we did well and what we could have done better. If taking care of yourself slipped down the priority list this year, then these health resolutions for 2026 are a great place to start. Follow them with intention, and …
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The upcoming Wegovy in a pill marks a major shift in modern weight‑loss care. Novo Nordisk announced that the FDA approved the once‑daily Wegovy Weight Loss Pills to reduce excess weight, support long‑term weight control, and lower the risk of major cardiovascular events. The arrival of this new option brings hope, convenience, and relief for …
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The A(H3N2) Superflu is spreading across many Canadian communities, and people want clear guidance on how to stay safe this season. This A(H3N2) variant moves fast, and it affects many families in ways that feel stronger than a typical flu. Because the symptoms escalate quickly, early awareness helps everyone stay prepared. You Drug Mart supports …
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Nutrition for Men is more than just eating healthy food; it is about fueling the body in ways that protect the heart, support testosterone, and sustain energy. Men often face unique health challenges, and diet plays a central role in managing them. When men understand how nutrition affects these areas, they can make smarter choices …
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Reverse Type 2 Diabetes is a phrase that sparks both hope and confusion. Many people hear stories of miraculous recoveries and quick fixes. Others feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice and misleading claims. Therefore, it is important to separate science-backed facts from myths. This blog explores what reversing Type 2 Diabetes really means, what is possible, …
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Disposal of pharmaceutical products is a critical responsibility that protects people, communities, and the environment. Every year, millions of unused or expired medications accumulate in households. When they are not disposed of properly, they can cause harm through misuse, accidental ingestion, or environmental contamination. Therefore, learning the correct disposal methods ensures safety and prevents long-term …
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Depression in men is a serious health issue that often goes unnoticed. Although men experience depression at similar rates to women, they are less likely to seek help. According to experts, 1 in 8 men will experience depression in their lifetime, yet stigma and cultural expectations often prevent them from speaking out. This silence can …
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Diabetes myths continue to shape how people think about this chronic condition. Najeeb Ashraf was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at just five years old. Over decades, he has faced stigma rooted in diabetes myths. People often assumed his condition was caused by poor lifestyle choices or sugar consumption. He recalls being treated differently in …
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Stress and lack of sleep affect men’s health in profound ways. During Movember, a month dedicated to men’s health awareness, it is vital to highlight these issues. Men often ignore early signs of stress and poor sleep, yet these factors drive chronic illness. According to NapLab, 49% of Americans often feel stressed, and stressed adults …
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Diabetes is a disease or disorder? Diabetes affects over 830 million people globally. Although many people use the terms interchangeably, understanding the difference matters. Knowing whether diabetes is a disease or disorder shapes treatment. It affects how doctors approach care. It also influences public health policy. When we treat it as a disease, we focus …
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