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Gender bias holds back female surgeons, study finds
Medical · Montreal

Gender bias holds back female surgeons, study finds

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Women now make up over half of medical students in Canada, but only one-third of practicing surgeons. A new study suggests part of the gap stems from gender norms embedded in workplace culture. The researchers at McGill University say subtle but persistent biases may be driving women out of the field.See the Story
Clinical trial comparing methods of controlling bleeding in cardiac patients
New Westminster · New Westminster

Clinical trial comparing methods of controlling bleeding in cardiac patients

Royal Columbian Hospital is one of 12 North American hospitals involved in a study that has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Even though blood is red, the main ingredient–plasma–is a straw colour. Plasma is the liquid portion of blood and, for decades, has been the standard for treating excessive bleeding in trauma and surgical patients. According to Canadian Blood Services, some of this so-called “liquid…Read Article
Melanoma Canada is proud to announce, the Mole Mobile.
Ontario, Canada · Ontario

Melanoma Canada is proud to announce, the Mole Mobile.

Melanoma Canada is proud to announce, the Mole Mobile, mobile skin cancer screening unit on wheels. WHAT: The Mole Mobile, presented by Neutrogena®, a Kenvue brand, is a ground-breaking initiative that underscores the importance of skin cancer. The Mole Mobile will visit major Canadian cities with long wait times to see a dermatologist, underserved communities, rural and Indigenous regions to help speed up the time to diagnosis, which is vital t…Read Article

The Link Between Cancer and Exercise that Patients Should Know

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Discover how structured exercise programs lower cancer recurrence by 28% and death risk by 37%, offering a new approach to cancer care.Entrepreneurs · AlbuquerqueSee the Story

Botox at 40: From medical curiosity to a wide range of uses

Originating in a lab in San Francisco in the 1970s, botulinum toxin  –  best known by its trade names Botox, Xeomin and Dysport  –  is well known for its cosmetic uses, being the most common cosmetic procedure performed worldwide. What many people do not know is that Botox was originally developed to treat ophthalmological and neurological conditions. In 1985, Dr. Stephen Kraft, a staff ophthalmologist at UHN’s Donald K. Johnson Eye Institute, t…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Sunnybrook leads in novel approach to controlling treatment-resistant high blood pressure

With nearly 25 per cent of Canadians living with high blood pressure, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre is using a new minimally invasive procedure to help patients reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke. About a third of those with high blood pressure have ‘uncontrolled hypertension’, a condition in which high blood pressure levels continue despite treatment. Renal denervation is a minimally invasive therapy to safely and effectively redu…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Pediatric dosage forms: Safe medication use considerations

As a parent, when your child is sick, it is not uncommon to have questions about the medications or the type of medications (including the dosage forms, such as tablets, capsules, liquids, suspensions, suppositories, etc.) that you are going to give them. This article is the first of a three-part series that we will cover some of the considerations for safe pediatric medication use. Here we highlight some frequently asked questions by parents re…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Reducing waitlists for patients with heart valve disease

The Montreal Heart recently opened the MHI’s Heart Valve Centre, a large-scale medical and scientific endeavour that aims to become a national hub of expertise. The new Centre will enable the MHI to double the number of patients with valve disease it can treat by 2028. The goal is to become a Canadian leader of heart valve disease and rank one of the world’s top ten most advanced centres in this quickly evolving field. “This new centre for highl…Montreal · MontrealRead Article

A life’s mission: My story and the transformative role of The Royal

I believe mental health is the most important health – and I say that with the full weight of lived experience. This belief isn’t just professional or philosophical. It’s personal. It’s in my bones. Today, I serve as President and CEO of The Royal, one of Canada’s leading mental health and addiction hospitals. But my mission didn’t begin in a boardroom. It began in grief. I was 10 years old when my mother, Joan, died by suicide. She was a mother…Ottawa, Ontario · OttawaRead Article

Study offers new insights on how to limit brain tumour spread

Approximately 90 per cent of cases of glioblastoma, a highly malignant and aggressive brain tumour, recur because of the tumour’s ability to spread into healthy brain tissue. Therefore, specifically studying the cells that spread into the normal brain tissue is key to preventing recurrence in the disease. A new study published in Developmental Cell found that glioblastoma cells hijack normal brain development processes to infiltrate brain tissue…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Canada’s first endovascular hemispherectomy

Maryam experienced unrelenting seizures from her very first moments of life.  Born in December of 2023 in Toronto, Maryam was admitted to the NICU after doctors noticed unusual twitching on the right side of her body.    Her seizures would occur about every two minutes  –  sometimes every few seconds  –  leaving her struggling to feed and even breathe.   An MRI revealed that Maryam had hemimegalencephaly, a rare neurological condition where one …Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

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