While most Quebecers spend Christmas with family and friends, health-care workers dedicate their time to helping others. Despite the demands of their roles, a festive atmosphere shines through their shifts, from hospitals to ambulances.

The Ottawa Police Service has reported that ten individuals, including six adults and four children, were hospitalized after being exposed to carbon monoxide in the Vanier neighborhood on Sunday morning. One adult is in life-threatening condition, while the others, including all four children, remain in serious but stable condition.

This weekend, Ottawa will experience its first severe cold snap of the season. Temperatures are expected to drop to -21°C, with wind chills making it feel like -28°C. Local organizations are stepping in to help those without adequate shelter or winter supplies. These efforts aim to ensure safety and provide relief for vulnerable individuals during the harsh winter weather.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is often associated with childhood, but its symptoms frequently persist into adulthood. A recent study published in Lancet Psychiatry evaluated the effectiveness of various pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments for adult ADHD. The findings highlight both promising options and significant knowledge gaps that require further investigation.

Noise pollution is an often overlooked but significant threat to health. From constant traffic to construction sites and airplane flyovers, these sounds surround us daily. Many people are unaware of the long-term consequences noise can have on their well-being.