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Making pregnancy more accessible for women with physical disabilities
Physician cycles back to health after kidney transplant
Three years ago, Sunnybrook anaesthesiologist Dr. Claude Laflamme received a kidney transplant. Now he hopes to inspire other organ transplant...
First-person: Marina shares her story to raise awareness about meningiomas
May is Brain Tumour Awareness Month. Read Marina's account of her experience with meningioma tumours.
Telemedicine connects patients to their care teams in new ways
Telemedicine helps reduce wait times and emergency room visits, and has helped expand care across the country.
The eyes could reveal clues about bipolar disorder and its link to heart disease
Blood vessels at the back of the eye may help explain the link between bipolar disorder and a heightened and earlier risk of heart disease.
Experts working to reduce preventable preterm births in Ontario
Dr. Jon Barrett leads a team that is exploring every aspect of preterm birth in Ontario, from pregnancy and delivery to support systems.
Giving back: The Telfords pay it forward with support for research
When the Telfords sold their cottage by the lake, they donated the proceeds towards Sunnybrook research in the areas of prostate cancer and...
The phenomenon of post-traumatic growth
Nazreth Libab shares her story of psychological recovery after a life-threatening experience
These veterans have been married for 71 years. This is their love story.
Bernice and Eddie Graf have been married 71 years, and have never had a single fight. Their love story, and advice for couples hoping to make it...