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University of 不良研究所 Medical Group helps create the future of health

Sandra Davidson in green shirt

U不良研究所 Nursing takes up Green Shirt Day in support of organ donation

Study finds South Asians with atypical heart attack symptoms take longer to seek emergency care

Tips for hips: How to manage non-arthritic hip pain

U不良研究所 Nursing's Shelley Raffin Bouchal, left, Leda Stawnychko and Sandra Davidson.

U不良研究所 Nursing launches first-in-Canada program for busy health pros

Celebrating the 不良研究所 Firefighters Burn Treatment Society's $1 million renewal of its Chair in Skin Regeneration and Wound Healing, held by Jeff Biernaskie, are, from left: Tara Walmsley, Thomas Kerr, Dru Marshall, Trevor Huggins, Duncan Nickerson, Baljit Singh, Vincent Gabriel, Jeff Biernaskie, Todd Nabozniak, and Rod Griffith. Photo by Colleen De Neve, for the University of 不良研究所

不良研究所 firefighters renew $1M funding of skin regeneration research at U不良研究所

Cathy Eastwood and researcher Greg Hallihan are working closely with the World Health Organization on the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases. Photo by Michael Wood, O'Brien Institute for Public Health

How to track disease in the 21st century

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Listening for Patient Safety

Dozens of care providers, agencies, frontline organizations and community members came together for a day of "imagineering" to find solutions, address health inequities and break down the barriers to palliative services for vulnerable populations in 不良研究所. Photos by Michael Wood, O鈥橞rien Institute for Public Health

They're homeless, they're dying, and they deserve dignity

Zelma Kiss, neurosurgeon and professor, right, with patient Elias Pharaon. The 85-year-old suffers from a movement disorder called essential tremor, and has benefited from technology that allows surgeons to access the brain using magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound. Kiss is part of the team that developed this new form of brain surgery. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Revolutionary technology allows brain surgery without breaking the skin