Yoga is fun. But it isn’t always cheap. So where can aspiring yogis find classes whose price tags won’t leave them weeping in child’s pose? Thanks to a new website called Share the Love Yoga, which aims to make yoga more affordable, the activity’s inaccessibility doesn’t have to get you down as a downward facing [...]

Why depression is more common among women

The DSM-5 and its plan to redefine mental illness

The frightening, flesh-eating effects of the opium derivative Krokodil

McGill scientists discover a novel compound that can selectively promote deep restorative sleep

A take on a new line of vegan, organic, salad dressings

Informative panels and kiosks planned

The politics of opiates in East Jerusalem

One of the biggest challenges in treating HIV/AIDS today is one that might be thought of as the simplest: diagnostics

Annie Shiel reports on Eating Disorder Awareness Week

When you’re a teenager in a tiny Saskatchewan town, you are bound to get into trouble. A sheer lack of things to do leads young people in these towns to do stereotypically devious things like making crop circles in cornfields and joyriding while drinking Pilsner. In the case of my own brief time in a [...]

Why those with HIV/AIDS shouldn’t be behind bars

The motivations behind the cheating

Examining the role of micronutrients in malnutrition

In 2007, Casino tycoon Stanley Ho purchased a 3.3 pound white truffle mushroom from Tuscany for a whopping US $330,000 at an auction in Hong Kong.  With this in mind, I would like to showcase both the devil and the angel constantly lurking on my shoulders when it comes to whipping up something new and [...]