Doctors should discourage teenagers from dieting because it can be dangerous to their physical and mental health, according to new advice from a panel of Canadian pediatricians.
In its first statement on adolescent dieting in more than 20 years, the Canadian Paediatric Society advised physicians who care for children to instead promote a “health at every size” approach that focuses on how adolescents exercise, eat, sleep and socialize, rather than how much they weigh.
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Radiologists in Canada are sounding the alarm about rising wait times for diagnostic imaging procedures such as MRI and CT scans, saying the holdups hurt patients and the economy.
“When access is delayed, treatment is delayed,” said Alison Harris, president of the Canadian Association of Radiologists, which represents about 3,000 specialists across the country.
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