Science
What to do if you get burned
U of T researchers publish paper on identifying, treating, preventing burn injuries
Visualizing how control methods could slow the exponential spread of COVID-19
U of T model highlights how better interventions can “flatten the curve” of new coronavirus’ infectivity
What’s the carbon footprint of a medical test?
How Canadian physicians can prepare for the impact of the climate crisis on health care
From daphnia to duckweed: a spotlight on EEB Quarterly
A magazine for graduate students to practice science writing, build community
Uniting Toronto science communicators: U of T alumni, students attend first-ever SciCommTO conference
Over 120 attendees come together to share knowledge and passion for the field
What are the current best practices for treating COVID-19?
Lessons from previous coronavirus outbreaks can help inform medical staff
How prescription drug advertising can mislead consumers
Its regulation in Canada may lack teeth, according to U of T professor
The destructive impact of the climate crisis on children’s health
Our youngest are more susceptible to disasters, linked diseases, say U of T researchers