Surgeons facing the delicate work of recreating a breast post-mastectomy now have a first-in-Canada training tool.
Women’s health
Caring for families experiencing a loss
When asked about her work, Dianne Sidders responds with a huge smile. “It’s the best job in the world,” she says. As a registered nurse and...
Eating for three: what to eat when you’re pregnant with twins
I’m pregnant with twins. What do I eat and how much weight should I gain? When pregnant with twins, trying to get a balanced diet with enough...
Patient story: the MR-Brachytherapy Suite’s first outpatient
After not having a Pap test for about 25 years, Urszula Waryan-Jasinska’s new family doctor encouraged her to do a Pap test earlier this...
Does deodorant cause breast cancer?
There is currently no clear evidence demonstrating that use of deodorant results in an increased risk of breast cancer
Understanding sexual and reproductive health in women with cerebral palsy
Sunnybrook's Accessible Care Pregnancy Clinic has embarked on a large study to learn about women over 18 who identify as having cerebral palsy. The...
My period is really heavy every month. Should I be worried?
I was out with friends recently and ‘how much flow is normal?’ came up. Apart from my peer group, it’s also one of the most common questions I...
The not-so-obvious signs of stroke you should be watching out for
Most people associate stroke with sudden weakness, face drooping or speech difficulties, but did you know that dizziness, tingling or feeling...
Hopeful moms-to-be with lupus: don’t be discouraged
For hopeful moms-to-be with this condition, planning your pregnancy is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your baby.
Confused about breast cancer screening? Our experts weigh in
In this series, our experts weigh in on the new guidelines and share their key thoughts about mammogram screening.