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Faculty of Medicine

You – yes you! – are filled with endless potential (or at least your stem cells are)

Potential. It means a lot to many different people. From the moment we begin to think for ourselves, we have been asked the age-old question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”
Potential. It means a lot to many different people. From the moment we begin to think for ourselves, we have been asked the age-old question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

January 23, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

Ready, set, design: Submit your original creation for a chance to win in the FoM Design Challenge!

To kick-off 2018, the Faculty of Medicine has launched a Design Challenge for all students, residents and fellows to have the opportunity to show their Faculty pride, get creative and have fun.
To kick-off 2018, the Faculty of Medicine has launched a Design Challenge for all students, residents and fellows to have the opportunity to show their Faculty pride, get creative and have fun.

January 22, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine in the Media: January 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.

January 16, 2018
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Faculty of Medicine

When art, wellness and anatomy meet

The Faculty of Medicine’s Office of Francophone Affairs, the Medicine and Humanities Program and Médecins francophones du Canada (MdFC) joined forces to publish the first volume of the Anatomy Colouring Book, Muscles and Bones.
The Faculty of Medicine’s Office of Francophone Affairs, the Medicine and Humanities Program and Médecins francophones du Canada (MdFC) joined forces to publish the first volume of the Anatomy Colouring Book, Muscles and Bones.

December 22, 2017
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Faculty of Medicine

Three Ottawa researchers among “world’s most influential scientific minds”

University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine’s Drs. Mark Freedman, Jeremy Grimshaw and David Moher were recently ranked among the world’s top 3,300 “most influential scientific minds”.
University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine’s Drs. Mark Freedman, Jeremy Grimshaw and David Moher were recently ranked among the world’s top 3,300 “most influential scientific minds”.

December 20, 2017