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Piers Morgan is the single strongest pull in CBC Health News's top 10, scoring 0.81 — higher than any news publisher, any health organization, and any fellow Canadian outlet in the set.
The shape here is broad: no neighbor falls below 0.74, and the top 10 span five distinct subcategories. After Piers Morgan, the next closest neighbors are ShareThis (0.77, Tools and Resources), NBC News Business (0.76, News Publishers), and WSJ Mansion (0.76, News Publishers). Two CNBC programs — CNBC's Fast Money (0.75) and CNBC's Closing Bell (0.75) — round out the upper tier alongside Traditional Home (0.75, Magazines). The subcategory mix is striking: only three of the top 10 share CBC Health News's own News Publishers subcategory. The rest are TV Shows, Magazines, a utility tool, and a TV Personality — a cross-kind spread that cuts across business media, lifestyle publishing, and general-interest content. TIME Health (0.74, Magazines) is the lone health-adjacent title in the top 10, and American Cancer Society (0.74, Non-Profit) is the only health-mission organization to appear. The absence of other dedicated health news publishers in the top 10 is notable — the audience shape CBC Health News shares most closely belongs to financially-oriented and lifestyle media consumers, not a health-news niche.
This broad, cross-category pattern suggests an audience that moves fluidly across news, business programming, and lifestyle content rather than clustering tightly around health journalism alone.
