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Adults who have dyslexia are much more likely to report they were physically abused before they turned 18 than their peers without dyslexia. That was…
At a recent gathering of Canada’s energy and utilities regulators, delegates voiced their greatest fear: a coordinated physical and cyber-attack…
The potential to solve global health problems is limitless if you identify common goals, focus on mutual benefits and approach problems at a human…
When Hugh Segal walks into Massey College as its new master on July 2 he will be thinking about the vision the founders of the college had but also…
What if you could dramatically reduce the number of healthcare-associated infections around the world? Lunanos, a startup based in the University of…
On July 1, 2014, the University of Toronto's Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation moved from the Faculty of Medicine to the…
“What is driving us to expand internships and service learning?” That’s what the Globe and Mail’s James Bradshaw asked 350…
A major 16-centre Canadian study, published June 26 in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, shows the benefit of prolonged heart…
Foreign-trained physicians feel there are not enough residency positions for them in countries such as Canada and the United States and this…
Deep Prasad is wasting no time. A first-year undergraduate in the Electrical Engineering program, and fellow of the Engineering faculty’s…
Women with chronic physical illnesses are more likely to use mental health services than men with similar illnesses; they also seek out mental health…
When University of Toronto PhD student Stephen McCarthy discovered he was ineligible to donate blood, he was surprised. McCarthy learned that Canadian…