Canada’s health care system is unique. In this section, we explain how Canada’s health care system works and highlight some useful resources for newcomers. During national health emergencies, get ...

On this page, find useful information about how you and your family can stay healthy after you arrive in Canada. Vaccinations and immunizations can help protect you and your children from serious ...

Currently offering services The site holds a valid exemption from Health Canada and is presently open to the public. In Canada, activities with controlled substances are generally prohibited under the ...

Also learn about other options of care if you have to wait longer than the time frame. 10-Year Plan to Strengthen Health Care: Reducing Wait Times (2004) Learn about the First Minister's meeting on ...

Learn about food-borne chemical contaminants. Also find out how Canada assesses their health effects and reduces the risks to Canadians. Search for a chemical or pollutant to learn more about its ...

Infected mosquitoes spread the chikungunya virus through their bites. The main transmitters are the Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus species. The same 2 species of mosquitoes also transmit dengue.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is part of the federal health portfolio. Our activities focus on protecting against threats to public health, preventing and reducing diseases and injury, and ...

Find out how the Government is helping to shorten wait times for non-urgent health services in Canada. Also access information on wait times.

Learn about home and community care services, the goal of this care, and what Canada does to support this service.

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How to register as a donor, and how donations improve the health of people living in Canada. Help those in need by becoming a donor today.

Browse this database for information on Canadian clinical trials involving human pharmaceutical and biological drugs.