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Obesity isn’t Rocket Science. It’s more complex than that!

Not all humans are created equally, at least in the weight loss department. This article was written by Kelsey Pitre, for the faculty’s undergraduate course in Science Communications.
Not all humans are created equally, at least in the weight loss department. This article was written by Kelsey Pitre, for the faculty’s undergraduate course in Science Communications.

April 25, 2018
Sandra Tisiot
Faculty of Medicine

Dance like nobody’s watching, says this year’s artist in residence

Every year the Faculty of Medicine chooses one artist from the community to share his or her craft with first- and second-year MD students. 2018 will be a year of creative movement at Roger Guindon Hall.
Every year the Faculty of Medicine chooses one artist from the community to share his or her craft with first- and second-year MD students. 2018 will be a year of creative movement at Roger Guindon Hall.

April 25, 2018
Dr. Danielle Nahon
Faculty of Medicine

In Memoriam: Dr. Danielle Nahon

Praised as a wonderful colleague and a caring and loyal friend, Dr. Danielle Nahon was widely respected and highly regarded at the Department of Psychiatry and throughout the Faculty of Medicine.
Praised as a wonderful colleague and a caring and loyal friend, Dr. Danielle Nahon was widely respected and highly regarded at the Department of Psychiatry and throughout the Faculty of Medicine.

April 25, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s…. The Accredibles!

This year’s performance transports the audience to a world where superheroes exist – as doctors! Tickets now on sale for uOttawa’s annual med student musical.
This year’s performance transports the audience to a world where superheroes exist – as doctors! Tickets now on sale for uOttawa’s annual med student musical.

April 25, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

Could stem cells repair the heart, fight infections, mend premature lungs, and heal the brain after stroke?

Researchers from uOttawa, The Ottawa Hospital and CHEO are bringing discoveries made in the lab closer to human trials and therapies, thanks to four new peer-reviewed research grants from the Stem Cell Network worth $999,900.
Researchers from uOttawa, The Ottawa Hospital and CHEO are bringing discoveries made in the lab closer to human trials and therapies, thanks to four new peer-reviewed research grants from the Stem Cell Network worth $999,900.

April 18, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine in the Media: April 2018

A summary of where our faculty members, learners, staff and alumni appeared in the news this month.
A summary of where our faculty members, learners, staff and alumni appeared in the news this month.

April 13, 2018
Bernard Kouchner
Faculty of Medicine

Doctors Without Borders co-founder to speak at uOttawa Alumni Week

In addition to Bernard Kouchner’s lecture on May 4, this year’s Alumni Week features a number of medicine-inspired events open to faculty members, staff and learners.
In addition to Bernard Kouchner’s lecture on May 4, this year’s Alumni Week features a number of medicine-inspired events open to faculty members, staff and learners.

April 6, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

Dr. Guy Trudel, lead investigator for a Canadian study on bone marrow, teams up with astronauts on the ISS to uncover the implications of deep space exploration

The fifth batch of research equipment for Dr. Guy Trudel’s MARROW study is headed for the stars on April 2. It will be among vital supplies and new experiments being delivered to the International Space Station (ISS) on board the SpaceX Dragon.
The fifth batch of research equipment for Dr. Guy Trudel’s MARROW study is headed for the stars on April 2. It will be among vital supplies and new experiments being delivered to the International Space Station (ISS) on board the SpaceX Dragon.

March 29, 2018