It’s as easy as reading the news or scrolling on Facebook – take two minutes to find out your risk of Type 2 diabetes.

Health Minister Terry Lake today announced funding of $150,000 to ASK Wellness Society to continue the support of a partnership between the society and Royal Inland Hospital (RIH), which connects vulnerable people with supports after release from the hospital.

Government has confirmed the ombudsperson’s investigation into the 2012 data breach and health dismissals would not be compromised by the continued release of records under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

Protecting yourself and others from the flu can be as easy as a quick roll of the sleeve and a poke in the arm.

Mobile falls prevention clinics will be hitting the road throughout the province to support older British Columbians in reducing their risk of falling.

British Columbians needing to travel for specialized health care will benefit thanks to $1.5 million in funding for Hope Air.

To help British Columbians living with digestive illnesses, Health Minister Terry Lake announced $100,000 to the Gastrointestinal Society.

Health Minister Terry Lake announced $2 million for the BC Cancer Foundation to support world-leading genomic research to improve outcomes for breast cancer patients and save lives.

Each year, about 550,000 people get foodborne illnesses in B.C.

Provincial and community leaders celebrated the opening of the new Interior Heart and Surgical Centre (IHSC) at Kelowna General Hospital.