With summer in full swing, many people are enjoying drinks on the patio or at barbecues with friends and family. Coupled with the recently announced...
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AI in Action: Supporting precision radiation oncology
Throughout history advancements in technology have played a significant role in how we live our lives. It has continuously aided in healthcare...
Teaching Tomorrow’s Oncologists
Dr. Anthony Lott is a medical oncologist and clinician-teacher at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre. As a recent recipient of the Student Experience...
Sunnybrook Inventors: Dr. Nicole Look Hong
Scientists at Sunnybrook Research Institute (SRI) are inventing the future of health care by developing innovative tools and devices that aim to...
What you can do before surgery to reduce the risk of delirium
Delirium occurs when there is a sudden change to an individual’s mental state that can include confusion, agitation, or complete withdrawal, which...
A primary care practitioner’s experiences with getting his patients through for hip and knee assessments/surgery smoothly and efficiently
Sunnybrook’s Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre is a part of the Toronto Region Rapid Access Clinic for Hip and Knees, as well as a...
Summer skin care
With the arrival of sunnier days, dermatologist Dr. Kucy Pon shares a few essential summer skin care tips to keep your skin healthy and glowing all...
The Impact of Climate Change on the Senior Population
From air pollution caused by wildfires to extreme heat events, climate change continues to affect our lives and the health impacts are becoming...
Let’s get STARRT-ed: Empowering stroke survivors with access to aquatic therapy
Scientists in Sunnybrook’s St. John’s Rehab Program are advancing rehabilitation science by conducting person-centred, collaborative research that...
The growing fight against rare but challenging cancers
It was Thanksgiving weekend 2021, and Karen thought she had a really bad chest cold: “It hurt really bad”. She went to her family doctor, followed by...