Temerty Medicine
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We are solving today’s health issues. Follow us to find out what makes us one of the world’s top med schools and a great place to learn, teach and do research. https://temertymedicine.utoronto.ca
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How can you ensure you're making good decisions, scientifically speaking? The frontal lobe holds the key. 🧠 "Under stress, it becomes even more essential to access the prefrontal cortex, which drives reason," says #TemertyMed neurologist Dr. Sara Mitchell. bit.ly/46RMR4Z
Making decisions can be hard. These three practices can help guide you
Experts say there are ways to listen to your gut, but still make rational choices under pressure
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In honour of Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Indigenous Leadership Circle at #TemertyMed's Department of Family and Community Medicine held a special event to open the new Indigenous Health Space in the department’s office. bit.ly/4mQL4Bz
DFCM opens new Indigenous Health Space and announces new Chair in Indigenous Health
This September 30—Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation—was both sombre and celebratory at the Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM).
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"There is an appetite for AI in the medical field but also generally in society — there is a thirst for this knowledge," says #TemertyMed Dr. Muhammad Mamdani. In this Q&A, he spoke about the work of the Temerty Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research and Education in Medicine. bit.ly/46UxZ4v
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Medical student Jiwon Lee is one of hundreds at #TemertyMed whose education has been transformed by financial support. With living costs and tuition soaring, bursaries mean students can focus on learning, not just staying afloat. Read Jiwon's story: bit.ly/4pQzbyk
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Survivors’ Flag raised across #UofT ahead of Orange Shirt Day & the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡 uoft.me/bRP
The Survivors’ Flag is raised at U of T St. George
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Our department of Family and Community Medicine recently opened a new Indigenous Health Space. The space features four murals (pictured) created by Indigenous artist Shawn Howe – each with its own unique symbolism and significance.
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Supported by the Temertys' generous gift, Dr. Kelsey McLaughlin's research on a blood test for preeclampsia could help detect life-threatening pregnancy complications early. bit.ly/42WGQBl
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Before COVID-19 had a name, #TemertyMed's high containment lab mobilized to study it. Backed by the Temertys' gift, the lab helped Canada isolate the virus, test treatments, and safely reuse PPE, working around the clock to support the national response. bit.ly/4pFseA2
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"I find this message hopeful: recovery, and rewiring the brain, is possible."
In this Q&A, #TemertyMed Dr. Adriano Mollica talks about his work in neuropsychiatry, the relationship between concussions and mental health, and new research findings. bit.ly/4pxa7fE
Rewiring the brain is possible: Dr. Adriano Mollica shares his thoughts on concussion care
We sat down with Dr. Adriano Mollica, a neuropsychiatrist in the Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program who cares for patients with all forms of traumatic brain injuries, including concussions.
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Our 2025 Dean's Report is out!
Read about our work, impact, and the incredible people that shape the culture of excellence at #TemertyMed: bit.ly/428WTMc.
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"Is MAiD a proper solution to serious mental illness?" In this U of T Magazine piece, #TemertyMed Dr. Sonu Gaind and Prof. Trudo Lemmens discuss the complexities of medical assistance in dying, especially as it pertains to mental illness. bit.ly/4pwRwQR
Drug used for motor neuron diseases holds promise for spinal cord injury: Study
A drug called riluzole, commonly used to treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other motor neuron diseases, could also assist in recovery from spinal cord injuries, according to research from…
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