Health

Did you know that it might help migraines, lighten your PMS and keep diabetes at bay?

For decades, studies focused on male subjects. Today, differences in how women experience pain, metabolize drugs and suffer concussions are finally coming to light.

Studies have shown that women can have heart attack symptoms men don't experience, their memory can be more impacted after a brain injury and they may even need difference doses of vaccines.

Associate editor Dominique Lamberton tracked everything she ate for a day and had dietitian Desiree Nielsen analyze it. Here’s how 33 teaspoons of added sugar snuck into her meals.

The World Health Organization recommends six teaspoons of added sugar a day. The average Canadian consumes 26. A look at our lives on the sweet stuff.