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British Columbia psychiatrist resigns license after patient complains of abuse during psychedelic therapy study | News from Radio-Canada

October 16, 2023 by Paul

A British Columbia psychiatrist has permanently surrendered her medical license in response to a complaint about her treatment of a PTSD patient participating in a clinical trial of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy, CBC News has learned. Donna Dryer of Cortes Island irrevocably resigned her registration on Aug. 1 and received a formal reprimand after admitting to unprofessional …

What does watching violence make you think? “Nothing good”: 5 tips for maintaining your mental health while keeping up with the news

October 13, 2023 by Paul

The conflict in Israel and Gaza dominated the news cycle last week. Turn on the television or log into any social media platform and you’ll be faced with a barrage of horrific headlines. While it’s important to stay informed, consuming too many graphic images and videos can be detrimental to your mental health. According to …

U.S. bishops tell people struggling with mental health issues: You are not alone!

October 11, 2023 by Paul

NEW YORK To conclude a video message announcing the new mental health campaign of the American Bishops’ Conference, Mgr. Borys Gudziak, Greek-Catholic archbishop, concluded with a message intended for anyone suffering from a mental health problem themselves or having a loved one in this situation: I want you to know that we are with you. …

3 reasons why watercress is the healthiest vegetable – Health News Center

October 9, 2023 by Paul

The CDC has recently named watercress the healthiest vegetable. But do the experts agree? A dietitian weighs in.

Peppers, tomatoes, carrots and cucumbers, all over chopped mixed greens. Everything for a great salad. Right? There may be an ingredient even better than salad that you’re missing out on, says BreAnn Erickson, RDN, a registered dietitian at the Digestive Health Institute in Shelton and Bridgeport. She says watercress, recently named the healthiest vegetable by …

National Ozempic shortage affecting diabetic residents and pharmacists | Radio-Canada News

October 7, 2023 by Paul

Continuing shortages of a popular diabetes drug used off-label for weight loss means some diabetic Calgarians are having to go without it, while others are seeking extra supplies. The 1 mg pen dose of Ozempic, a prescription drug approved in Canada to treat adult patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, has been in short supply …