How long do X-ray and ultrasound results take in Toronto? Learn who reads your images, when your doctor gets the report, and what to do while you wait.

Sprain or fracture? Learn when an ankle, wrist, hand or foot X-ray is needed, when to go to urgent care, and how to get a walk-in X-ray in Toronto.

How much radiation is in an X-ray? Plain-language answers on dose, safety and pregnancy from a walk-in X-ray clinic in Toronto.

A simple cheat sheet for ultrasound preparation in Toronto: who needs to fast, who needs a full bladder, and the rules for abdominal, pelvic and kidney scans.

Learn how to prepare for a kidney (renal) ultrasound in Toronto, including the 6-hour food rule and full bladder, plus what the scan shows.

Find out what a neck or thyroid ultrasound checks, whether you need to prepare, and how to book one in Toronto at Annex Medical Imaging near Bathurst Station.

The OBSP includes Two-Spirit, trans and nonbinary people. Learn who is eligible, how to book, and where to find affirming resources.

Learn how My CancerIQ works, which breast cancer risk factors you can change, and which you cannot, based on Ontario Health guidance.

From booking and preparing to results and follow-up, here is what to expect at an Ontario Breast Screening Program mammogram.

Ontario now lets people ages 40 to 49 self-refer for mammograms. Learn the benefits, harms, and how to decide what is right for you.