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Faculty of Medicine

Health Sciences Library: Events and Workshops Winter 2019

The RGN Health Sciences library wants to help you fend off the winter blues while setting you on a path to peak personal organization.
The RGN Health Sciences library wants to help you fend off the winter blues while setting you on a path to peak personal organization.

January 31, 2019
Photo of Gayle Wong and Dr. George Taylor standing in front of her poster.
Faculty of Medicine

Understanding our roots could help plan our future, say MD students

Gayle Wong and Serina Khater spent their summers immersed in historical records to develop a clearer picture of the Faculty’s rich history.
Gayle Wong and Serina Khater spent their summers immersed in historical records to develop a clearer picture of the Faculty’s rich history.

January 30, 2019
Dr. Bernard Jasmin speaking at the town hall.
Faculty of Medicine

Town Hall Recap: A collective vision for the future of the Faculty

In late 2018 and this January, Dean Bernard Jasmin and the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) hosted a new series of town halls to consult on the Faculty of Medicine’s strategic priorities for the next three to five years.
In late 2018 and this January, Dean Bernard Jasmin and the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) hosted a new series of town halls to consult on the Faculty of Medicine’s strategic priorities for the next three to five years.

January 29, 2019
Photo of Dr. Jean-Simon Diallo in his lab.
Faculty of Medicine

Cancer. Virus. Salt?

Viruses are used to treat cancer, but until now haven’t always worked well. OHRI researcher and BMI assistant prof Dr. Jean-Simon Diallo has found the missing ingredient.
Viruses are used to treat cancer, but until now haven’t always worked well. OHRI researcher and BMI assistant prof Dr. Jean-Simon Diallo has found the missing ingredient.

January 29, 2019
Dr. Chelsey Bertrand (centre in red coat) and classmates
Faculty of Medicine

Leading the way: UGME Alumna wins prestigious Indigenous leadership award

uOttawa alumna Dr. Chelsey Bertrand, a recent graduate of the MD program’s Indigenous steam, recently won the 2018 Indigenous Medical Student Leadership Award from the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
uOttawa alumna Dr. Chelsey Bertrand, a recent graduate of the MD program’s Indigenous steam, recently won the 2018 Indigenous Medical Student Leadership Award from the College of Family Physicians of Canada.

January 28, 2019