January
Researchers tackle major health challenges with $16 million in funding from CIHR
February 05, 2025
One of the most successful funding competitions in a decade will advance 18 critical research projects.
Dr. Amit Rahalkar: From the fight of his life to the ongoing battle for inclusion
January 31, 2025
After a car crash left him paralyzed from the chest down, Dr. Amit Rahalkar, MD’10, is bringing awareness to the barriers people with disabilities face.
Western hosts global experts to push integral brain health solutions toward the G7
January 30, 2025
Integral brain health — a concept that recognizes the interconnectedness of cerebral, mental and social well-being — was the focus of an international workshop hosted by the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry.
Jackson Findlay named one of Top 8 Academic All-Canadians
January 29, 2025
Medical Sciences student Jackson Findlay excels on the football field, in the classroom and dedicates himself to community. “Receiving this award is a great honour, as it is a true representation of a student-athlete.”
CAME recipients honoured for excellence in medical education
January 29, 2025
Through their dedication to teaching and mentorship, six faculty and learners at Schulich Medicine & Dentistry have earned prestigious recognition from the Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME).
Move more, age well: Researcher explores prescribing physical activity for older adults
January 28, 2025
Canada’s population is aging. Research led by Dr. Jane Thornton highlights the crucial role of exercise in preventing or reducing disease for older adults.
Researchers uncover new approach to predict pain sensitivity
January 27, 2025
A team of researchers led by Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor David Seminowicz, PhD, found two biomarkers could transform the way chronic pain is understood and managed
Study shows promise for treating core symptom of frontotemporal dementia
January 23, 2025
Largest trial in FTD, led by Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor Dr. Elizabeth Finger, finds oxytocin can improve apathy symptoms
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