Sunnybrook Magazine Archives - Page 10 of 17

Risk of a second stroke doubles for up to five years

This risk is highest early after the first stroke – in the first year, 15 times greater than for the general population.

How Noreen Smith overcame a severe shaking disorder through a novel surgical procedure at Sunnybrook, and regained her ability to sketch.

The program allows patients to participate in 90-minute individualized, goal-oriented, task-specific exercises in a group environment.

One type of anti-hypertensive medication may be protecting users' brains against degeneration associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

Meet some of the inspiring faces that go above and beyond each and every day, in all corners of the hospital

Sunnybrook’s ED has developed an innovative way to streamline the first stage of patient contact with the hospital.

A novel approach to craniofacial prosthetics is improving Brenda Coulter's life.

Sunnybrook’s gynecologic surgery team treats ‘last resort’ cases with minimally invasive surgery. Having suffered from severe endometriosis...

Thanks to this test, treatment for early-stage breast cancer is becoming more personalized.

In Ontario, about 600 people are diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) each year.