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Alum Dr. Jeffrey Weitz explains why supporting Indigenous learners can improve care for all Canadians.

Reconnect with friends, recognize significant milestones and raise a glass to our Faculty’s successes!

Practical teaching and learning in human anatomy labs will train anatomy educators who can apply their skills to benefit various learners at all levels.

The Mérieux Project has exceeded expectations with its immediate impact on the African country’s hygiene and anti-infection protocols.

As Black History Month approaches, we take a closer look at a growing program that’s nurturing the next generation of leaders in medicine

The award recognizes the team's dedication and commitment to promoting student engagement, EDI, and a safe and inclusive environment for students at the Faculty of Medicine.

Deserving recipients reflect the Faculty’s renewed commitment to teaching, research and innovation born out of a year of change.

Ashley Jackson, a second-year student in the MD program, has been selected as a Rhodes Scholar, one of the globe’s most prestigious awards for graduate study.

Dr. Yipeng Ge gains invaluable first-hand experience providing medical care through a state of emergency during his five-year residency program in public health and preventive medicine.

Through the Faculty of Medicine, the University of Ottawa has become the first Canadian university to endorse the Brocher Declaration, a new set of principles intended to guide policy on short-term global health work, which too often fails to consider the needs of a host community and occasionally causes more harm than good.

A new academic year can be exciting but also daunting. To help cheer on our learners, we would like to share some tips and encouragement from fellow students and teachers at the uOttawa Faculty of Medicine.

Guyanese medical residents learn otherwise unattainable skills through online training.

The late student’s research is helping to enable access to home-based palliative care, a wish of most Canadians—including himself.

The Social Accountability Student Advisory Committee is working to help create a more inclusive health care system.

Catherine Moran and Deron Britt laud the program’s supportive, family dynamic in preparing them for their dream careers.