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The 2011 theme for World Health Day is "Antimicrobial resistance: No action today, no cure tomorrow" -- the World Health Organization is warning that increasing resistance to antibiotics and the growth of "superbug" infections are threatening public health.

Instructions A colourful mixture of potatoes and a tasty curry vinaigrette set this spud salad apart from its pale and creamy...

April 7th is World Health Day and to mark the WHO theme this year, antimicrobial resistance, here are five tips on how to combat the spread of infectious diseases

Several months after losing my Bull Terrier, Duncan, to a massive seizure, I've decided it's time for a new puppy, especially with the upcoming transition in my life.

The Breakfast Television co-host would, firstly, sleep in followed by French toast, The Real Housewives of New York, a family lunch and a dinner date with her husband

It came up on shuffle the other day — as I was running with earbuds planted firmly in my ears, Blur’s “Song 2” started playing. Hearing that thumping kicking off the start of the song brought me right back to my wedding day, when we walked into our reception to that tune.

The high-protein Dukan Diet has already taken Europe by storm. After trying it, we predict it will revolutionize eating here too — helping Canadians lose weight and quite possibly keep it off for good.

Reach your goals with these delicious recipes adapted from The Dukan Diet. They're all tested and approved by the Chatelaine Kitchen!

Make a quick and inexpensive centrepiece for your spring entertaining with easy DIY milk glass

In today’s news: why happy meals may be banned, Princess Diana's dresses up for auction, a new iPhone app for those with autism, Libyan leader asks Obama to call of the air strikes, and why a bad job may be better than no job at all.

An ingenious way to bring order to your nest - right now.

It's a reality that isn’t reflected in the RRSP ads I see -- instead of sailing in the Caribbean or cruising around the Mediterranean, we older parents will be cutting cheques for our kids to buy books or help with tuition fees.