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What is going on in the brain of a person who has a severe mental illness, such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder? Aristotle Voineskos knows that…
A new program called Explore It is giving students an opportunity to job-shadow alumni mentors in their preferred fields to see firsthand how their…
Teenagers who have suffered a traumatic brain injury such as a concussion are at “significantly greater odds” of attempting suicide, being…
Canada needs more principled leadership in foreign affairs, former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and former UN Ambassador Stephen Lewis told a…
A new study has linked the stiffness of breast tissue to the progression of a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer. Published in Nature…
The most commonly prescribed drug for pregnant women suffering from morning sickness in their first trimester does not prevent birth defects even…
War photographer, University of Toronto lecturer and alumna Rita Leistner has just returned from France where she was artist-in-residence for two…
How do you serve up a winning Three Minute Thesis? Just ask Daiva Nielsen – the $1,000 prize winner of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT®)…
How do we narrow the divide between the suburbs and downtown? What role does transit play in making Toronto a first-class city? How do we effectively…
Faculty of Medicine Dean Catharine Whiteside and researchers and delegates from the University of Toronto gathered with colleagues, community members…
Named after its honorary patrons Bill and Melinda Gates, The Gates Cambridge Scholarships are among the world’s most prestigious full-cost…
Maybe it’s time to start brown-bagging it: one in four major Canadian chain restaurants has experienced a health violation according to new…