Would you know what to do if you saw someone experience a stroke, heart attack or opioid overdose? We’ve launched a series of easy-to-follow videos on YouTube that walk you through how to respond to common first aid emergencies.

Got two minutes? This short guide could help you make it through flu season without stocking up on tissues.

In this special video series for both older adults and their loved ones, geriatric care specialists from The Ottawa Hospital offer guidance on navigating common health-care challenges that may arise with aging.

Drowning can happen to anyone — even strong swimmers. Emergency physician Dr. Christian Vaillancourt debunks common myths about drowning, explains how to act quickly to save a life, and shares what you can do to keep yourself and your loved ones safe around water.

“Do I need to see an optician, optometrist, orthoptist or ophthalmologist?” We asked Ophthalmologist Dr. Annick Fournier to break down each role so you will know who to consult for your specific eye care needs.

Although rare in Canada, rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. Infectious diseases expert Dr. Michaeline McGuinty shares how rabies is spread, when to get vaccinated and what to do after a bite.