The latest story from the Go Public investigative team got the CBC Community taking about food, grocery stores and what's safe to eat. 
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The latest story from the Go Public investigative team got the CBC Community taking about food, grocery stores and what's safe to eat. 
It isn't always easy to grab the attention of busy university students, but there's something about a 40-foot-long, 8-foot-high colon that is difficult to ignore.
The replica was on campus Tuesday to raise awareness about colorectal cancer.
The replica was on campus Tuesday to raise awareness about colorectal cancer.
A new that device that lets people eat as much as they want, while still losing weight, is now available to consumers in Europe - but they'll need a pretty strong stomach to handle it.
A Norway-based researcher is raising questions about a widely-covered 2012 report that suggested teens who regularly smoke marijuana could see a long-term drop in their IQ.
Did scientific research affect your view of marijuana as a teen?
Motivated by New Year's Resolutions, hoards of new members join fitness clubs every January much to the chagrin of regular gym-goers who chide them for taking up too much space and flaking off in February.
Breast cancer survivor Linda Venus says clinics that tout thermography as an early detection tool for breast disease need more stringent oversight. Should Health Canada and provincial governments crack down on misleading claims about the test?
Should warning labels be required on products other than cigarettes?
Tags: Canada, food & drink, Health, Politics
The Canadian Cancer Society says that Canada's cigarette package warnings now rank fourth in the world. In the comments of our story, some members of the CBC Community suggested other products that should have warning labels. Do you agree?
Marketplace 'superbug' hotel investigation grosses out CBCNews.ca readers
Tags: Canada, Community, Community Reaction, Health
CBC Community commenters and Twitter users had a strong reaction to a CBC Marketplace investigation that found antibiotic-resistant "superbugs," including C. difficile and MRSA, in hotel rooms across Canada. Should internet companies block access to suicide sites?
Categories: Community, Health, Science & Technology
Tags: Community, Health, Technology, World
An MP in Northern Ireland has called on internet providers in the U.K. to block searches about suicide and prevent customers from accessing sites that describe suicide methods. Should ISPs be required by law to block these sites?
The annual Movember campaign to raise money for men's health concerns kicked off Thursday, Nov. 1, with fundraisers shaving their 'staches clean off as per Movember's strict code of honour. Meet the Community Team
CBC News Community team, from left to right: Andrew Yates, Lauren O'Neil, Andrea Bellamare, John Bowman (Not shown: Andrea Lee-Greenberg, on leave)
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