AIDS in 2016: where do we stand?
August 8, 2016 No Comments
Making HIV/AIDS history requires effective drugs and policies
Counting the dead to save the living
April 4, 2016 No Comments
The Varsity speaks to U of T’s Dr. Prabhat Jha, whose Million Death Study has led to life-saving policies around the world
Is Canadian science back?
April 4, 2016 No Comments
The federal government has promised to improve transparency and funding of Canadian research; if done right, it could be a pivotal moment for scientists
Medicine tailored just for you
March 21, 2016 No Comments
The annual Massey Grand Rounds symposium addressed the possibility of utilizing big data for individual symptoms
In conversation with Michelle French
February 8, 2016 No Comments
Winner of numerous teaching awards, the physiology professor is respected by students and peers alike
Fear gone viral
January 31, 2016 No Comments
The 2015 outbreak in Brazil has prompted global fears that Zika could be the next Ebola
It’s getting hot in here
January 18, 2016 No Comments
A look at the progress and pitfalls of the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference
A dangerous blow
January 10, 2016 No Comments
U of T conducts the first study on the incidence of all-cause injury in the NFL