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As modern societies are increasingly immersed in a data-driven culture, it becomes ever more crucial to empower students, workers and citizens with data literacy skills— the ability to collect, interpret, evaluate, and communicate data as information—in order to navigate today’s information-based reality.

Her team's innovative work is boosting patient care across Canada and deepening global knowledge.

On September 28, 2023, the University of Ottawa will unveil its Faculty of Health Sciences’ new home by the Rideau River on Lees Avenue. This $130M building is a testament to the University of Ottawa’s commitment to strengthening the health care system by helping address the chronic shortage of health professionals. Built to promote cross-collaborative research and training, the new facilities are...

A comprehensive plan developed by the Department of Family Medicine details the solution to deliver team-based primary care to the 134,000 people in the Ottawa region without a family doctor.

Local turtles facing extinction within a decade due to urban growth, says uOttawa study.

The most comprehensive study to date investigating whether e-cigarettes are a gateway into or out of smoking finds that, at the population level, there is no sign that vaping and alternative nicotine delivery products promote smoking.

As Franco-Ontarians prepare to commemorate their annual flag day across the province, the Centre de recherche sur les francophonies canadiennes (CRCCF) will proudly celebrate reaching the venerable age of 65, as it launches its 2023–2024 programming.

A new study looks at the impact of learning environments on the academic success of racialized students. Compared to their peers, these students feel they have less control in their academic environment, less confidence and self-efficacy in their academic abilities, and weaker connections to other students and professors.

The new research from the Faculty of Medicine could pave a way for pharmacological interventions for a devastating brain abnormality.

The new research from the Faculty of Medicine could pave a way for pharmacological interventions for a devastating brain abnormality.