Researchers use AI to predict recovery after serious brain injury

Two Schulich Medicine & Dentistry graduate students have developed a new method for predicting which intensive care unit (ICU) patients will survive a severe brain injury.

War-torn homeland fuels dental student’s dreams for the future

Bohdan Semeliak, DDS class of '25, is thousands of miles from his home in Ukraine, but the war that ravages his homeland has not deterred his dream of becoming a dentist.

National award for medical student, Laney Beaulieu

Third-year medical student Laney Beaulieu is using her unique position to advocate for Indigenous health, rural and regional communities and equitable access to health care.

Record number of future doctors begin training this fall

In September, we welcomed 190 first-year medical students, the largest class in the School's history – including 16 additional seats made possible by funding from the Ontario government.

CTV News

Finding a cure for preeclampsia

Drs. Kun Ping Lu and Xiao Zhen Zhou, in collaboration with Brown University researchers, make a major breakthrough towards identifying the root cause and potential therapy for preeclampsia.

CTV News London

Alzheimer's and sex hormones

Marco Prado, PhD, was interviewed about his team’s pathbreaking research that showed female sex hormones play a role in how Alzheimer's manifests in the brain.

Toronto Star

More teens in mental health crises

A Canada-wide study by Dr. Naveen Poonai illustrates the detrimental impact the pandemic has had on adolescent mental health - especially teen girls.

Toronto Life

Persevering after brain injury

Matthew Galati was in his second year of medical school when a car accident left him with a devastating traumatic brain injury. Instead of accepting his grim prognosis, he made a full recovery—and now helps others who are suffering from severe brain injuries.