Most cases of food-borne illness are caused during preparation and handling, and about half result after eating at restaurants, according to a new report.

Years of research and screening for ovarian cancer have been focused in the wrong area, according to new findings from a McGill doctor.

Some doctors aren't always completely honest with their patients, a new survey suggests.

Canadians have won grants worth $1.5 million to develop innovative ways to tackle pressing health problems in developing countries, such as cheap filters to remove arsenic from drinking water.

Ads that subtly promote the smoking cessation drug Champix are popping up in downtown Montreal, but the campaign is raising concerns after a recent study linked the drug to heart problems.

As the Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week begins in New York, the health and safety of the models have come under the spotlight.

The province of Manitoba says it's not responsible for the death of a man who languished 34 hours in a Winnipeg hospital's emergency room.