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Integrated within Student Health and Wellness Centre to enhance access to healthcare services on University of Ottawa campus

Academic experts available to comment on: China executes four Canadian citizens

On this International Day of La Francophonie, the Faculty of Social Sciences proudly reaffirms its commitment to the French language, cultural diversity, and inclusion — values that are deeply rooted in our identity and mission.

It turns out singing can be more than just a powerful art form: it also has surprising potential as a tool to promote wellness and rehabilitation. Anna Zumbansen is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences and a trained speech-language pathologist. Recently, she partnered with the Opéra de Montréal on a project to assess the effects of singing on two different groups: transgender w...

Several of our professors have been recognized in recent months, whether through awards or research support. The Faculty of Health Sciences is proud to excel thanks to our members’ accomplishments.

This constant exposure to new contexts, relationships, and issues has made the internship dynamic and eye-opening...

In a time when equity, inclusion, and social justice are central to public discourse, Ontario’s Bill 166 — Strengthening Accountability and Student Supports Act — is drawing sharp attention. While presented as a reform to enhance student well-being and institutional accountability, this bill may do more harm than good for marginalized communities if not critically examined.

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Trump-Putin and a potential Russia-Ukraine ceasefire

Smart watches, chatbots, mobile apps... So many digital technologies redefining health care, changing the way patients and professionals interact. But how can we ensure that they really are meeting a need and not just filling a space as simple shortcuts to reduce health-care costs?