Sunnybrook Magazine - Fall 2019 Archives

Advances in heart valve replacement technology are providing new hope for critically ill patients

For many with valve disorders, the options are let your malfunctioning heart continue to deteriorate or face high-risk surgery. That's changing.

During the three-hour surgery, a team of surgeons wore microphones and headphones in order to answer real-time questions from the audience.

Focused ultrasound could enhance chemotherapy treatments for patients like Paul Hudspith.

Sunnybrook is the first in Canada to trial use of deep-brain stimulation for hard-to-treat alcoholism and PTSD.

Researchers are working to identify when dementia is imminent in people with a genetic predisposition to the disease.

Researchers are testing whether 3D printing can make creating made-to-fit parts of prosthetic limbs faster and more comfortable for patients.

Former investment banking analyst Michelle Jennett switched careers to pursue her passion for medicine. Now, she’s developing RescuBeat, a...

Holland Centre experts share what it takes to prepare a patient and operating room space for each hip and/or knee replacement procedure.

Through Sunnybrook’s Complex Malignant Hematology Program, the most vulnerable patients get specialized care.

Woodturner Allan Cooper began donating the wooden wig stands to the cancer centre after losing his wife to cancer nine years ago.