Wildwood Crest Health & Wellness Expo Set for June 10
The Wildwood Crest Health & Wellness Expo, organized by local officials, will be held on June 10, 2026, in Wildwood Crest, NJ, aiming to promote community health as summer begins.
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The Wildwood Crest Health & Wellness Expo, organized by local officials, will be held on June 10, 2026, in Wildwood Crest, NJ, aiming to promote community health as summer begins.
Ontario lowered the routine colorectal cancer screening age from 50 to 45 and introduced an at‑home test for those 45 and older, becoming the second province after Prince Edward Island to expand eligibility.
Health Canada seized unapproved low‑pressure hyperbaric chambers from Arthur Tétrault wellness centers across Quebec on June 20, 2026, after issuing a public advisory warning about such non‑approved devices.
A Montreal man with ALS shared his personal story on June 20, 2026, to boost public awareness during ALS awareness month, collaborating with researchers to highlight the disease’s challenges and ongoing scientific efforts.
Quebec’s health agency announced that executive job applicants at Santé Québec must now complete detailed pre‑hire questionnaires covering mental‑health and eating‑disorder history, a measure critics say is highly intrusive.
Santé Québec will reactivate last year’s successful protocols to reduce summer service disruptions in health facilities across Quebec, aiming to maintain continuous care during the 2026 season.
Santé Québec now requires senior‑level executive applicants to complete detailed mental‑health and eating‑disorder questionnaires as a condition of hiring, effective June 20, 2026.
Five weeks after its launch, Quebec’s new province‑wide digital health record system is facing technical and operational challenges, though Santé Québec says the issues are beginning to subside. The agency expects the platform to eventually improve coordination of patient information across the health system.
Quebec's largest paramedics union placed bags of manure on the steps of CAQ cabinet ministers' offices in mid‑June to protest stalled contract negotiations, highlighting rising tensions in the province's health sector.
The Montreal brain bank, Canada’s largest, now holds 3,800 human brains for research into Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, suicide and major depression, supporting national and international scientific studies.
Quebec introduced an immigration plan on June 14, 2026 that prioritises doctors and nurses but excludes senior‑care aides, prompting criticism that the measure neglects essential senior‑care staff.
Héma‑Québec has launched a provincewide summer campaign in June 2026 to encourage blood and plasma donations during the vacation season, aligning with National Blood Donor Week to help maintain supply levels.
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On June 11, 2026, Quebec's government enacted a ban preventing retailers from selling energy drinks to anyone under 16, requiring age verification for all such sales.
IRIS estimates that a universal free‑contraception program in Quebec would cost $22 million annually and could cut unplanned pregnancies by about 25 percent, offering a measurable health benefit in a province without such a policy.