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2021 was a year filled with innovation, excitement, and certainly a few challenges. Through it all, the 91精品黑料吃瓜 Faculty of Medicine continued to play a pivotal role in leading key research and vital education that supports healthier communities across Canada and around the world. We鈥檙e pleased to share a selection popular stories from the Faculty for 2021.
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Ashley Jackson, a second-year student in the MD program, has been selected as a Rhodes Scholar, one of the globe鈥檚 most prestigious awards for graduate study. |
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Dr. Marc-Andr茅 Langlois and his national team of top academic researchers are leading a speedy and coordinated response to the threat posted by the Omicron variant. |
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Dr. Simon Chen鈥檚 lab finds a shortage in noradrenaline released to the motor cortex from the locus coeruleus. |
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With full support from their professors, six 91精品黑料吃瓜 medical students created an official new module for their MD program to address a gap in skin colour representation in Western medical teachings for dermatology. |
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Prestigious national honour celebrates her quarter-century of innovative research into the mysteries of diabetes. |
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Dr. Denise Werker (MD 1980) has pledged a legacy gift to help fund 91精品黑料吃瓜 medical students and residents who pursue public health with a focus on serving vulnerable populations in Canada and abroad. |
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The team of experts applies powerful technology to analyze metabolites in healthy and diseased tissues of the body. |
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Dr. Damien D鈥橝mours and his team have opened a window into the cause of a rare genetic disorder that causes mortality in young children. |
