Local markets open year-round
October 26, 2011
Sure, the frost is coming soon. But some farmers’ markets are open year round!
Tag: Health
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Asking about energy drinks
October 6, 2011
Our media editor gets students' thoughts on new energy drink regulations
Let’s get physical
November 9, 2010
Finding time to take care of our health is not often a priority. Jackie Marchildon reveals some of the lesser known facts about our bodies
5 Harmful Healthy Foods
November 8, 2010
By guest blogger Erica Scime It all sounds great in theory: leafy greens, lightly grilled chicken, whole wheat this and low-fat that. With the rising popularity of healthy eating, fast food places have begun to market a myriad of“healthy” menu options. But most of the time, these “healthy” options can actually be detrimental to your […]
Staying awake without the Bull
October 11, 2010
Red Bull and similar products are risky pick-me-ups. Just last week Health Canada released a case study about an 18-year-old who had a seizure after consuming two cans of the energy drink on an empty stomach. But are there any healthier alternatives?
Be a jerk to fight off sickness
September 24, 2010
It all starts with one person.
Someone shows up in your classroom or your office (or your newsroom) with a mild case of the sniffles. You and your peers offer some sympathy, but barely take notice. But soon his or her sniffles turn into a full blown cold, complete with runny nose and impromptu sneezes. Before you know it, everyone else is sick to. I’ve seen this happen too many times to count, but this year, I won’t let myself get caught in this cycle, and neither should you. Here are a few rude tips that will help you ward of cold and flu for as long as possible.
So you think you can be a vegan?
September 21, 2010
Brian Boudreau reports on how to stay healthy while on the most particular of diets
HOLD THE PHONE — OR NOT
February 3, 2010
The World Health Organization’s 10-year study on cell-phone usage has not published any concrete findings that support the theory that prolonged cell phone use can lead to cancer.
IT’S LIKE RAAA-EE-AINNN ON YOUR WEDDING DAY
November 11, 2009
Matt Demers thought avoiding contact to prevent disease was ridiculous. Then he got H1N1. Isn't it ironic?
THE WIDESPREAD TREND OF HAND SANITIZER
November 11, 2009
Since reports of H1N1 hit the media, hand sanitizer seems to be in every purse or backpack.
HARD TO STOMACH
February 25, 2009
Ryerson's students are fed up with Ryerson's fatty, unhealthy food.
RYERSON ATHLETES FALLING PREY TO ‘INVISIBLE INJURY’
February 4, 2009
New findings show one concussion can cause athletes to suffer even 30 years later.
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