Temerty Medicine, University of Toronto
UofTMed Magazine
UofTMed is an alumni magazine like no other. Bold, ambitious and lively, we dive into medicine’s most pressing topics.
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Flush with Insight 15.06.2026 10:19
What if the next disease outbreak is discovered in a sewer before a hospital?
Mistaken Identity 15.06.2026 6:38
A decade of bloating, pain and wrong answers led to one diagnosis
Mystery in a Bottle 15.06.2026 6:24
I carried my own poop on the Toronto subway—here’s what it revealed
Mind Your Gut 15.06.2026 9:05
Does the ‘second brain’ hold the key to mental health?
Power of Poo 15.06.2026 16:48
The most overlooked clue to your health might be sitting in your gut
Altered State 09.12.2025 8:03
When deepfakes pose as doctors
Staying Power 09.12.2025 4:06
Five members of the Temerty Faculty of Medicine community were asked: Why do you stay in science? Here, they express what keeps them engaged in the discipline.
Fixing a Troubled Peer Review System 08.12.2025 7:47
With concerns about cost, delays and lack of transparency, some experts are questioning whether the peer review system needs change
Instinct for Integrity 08.12.2025 14:33
Are we living in a golden age of science? Or, is science in crisis
Feedback Forward 02.12.2025 4:50
Embedding research into care.
Charting a New Course 01.12.2025 7:57
What if the path you envisioned for yourself ended up taking you places you never expected?
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