Christie Innomed Inc., a leader in medical imaging and health technologies, announces that Dr. Michel Vachon and Nicolas ...

A new MRI-based study from McGill and Concordia University researchers has uncovered a sex-specific link between psychosocial ...

• Mackenzie Health is transforming hospital care for older adults, who make up 70% of its inpatients, by investing in specialized seniors-care training, dedicated expertise and a coordinated Seniors ...

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Researchers at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation (HLI), St. Paul’s Hospital, developed an in-house 3D printer that produces living human heart tissue from patient-derived stem cells. This enables ...

• New genetic cause identified: SickKids and University of Toronto researchers discovered previously unknown disease-causing variations in the EIF3A and EIF3B genes linked to congenital heart disease, ...

Physician responses to patient expectations can affect physician incomes and may help explain lower incomes for many women, racialized, and immigrant physicians, found a new study published in CMAJ ...

Cancer patients in Southwestern Ontario can now receive radiation treatment with advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted technology that completes scans in as little as eight seconds. This ...

• UHN surgeons are curing a rare and potentially fatal lung condition, CTEPH, using one of the world’s most advanced surgical procedures — pulmonary thromboendarterectomy (PTE) — which removes chronic ...

Who are they, what can they do and how can they help? Before I found myself fully submerged in the security industry I used to wonder what security staff did all day. What I usually saw were people in ...

Hospital News is Canada’s health care news source since 1987. Hospital News covers developments and issues that affect all health care professionals, administrators, patients, visitors and students.