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In a new study published today in Nature Communications, researchers at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), along with international collaborators, reveal new insights into treating Crohn’s disease (CD), which affects a growing number of children in Canada.

Last night’s Town Hall gave FoM members and staff a chance to mix and mingle with 91��ɫ’s new president, Jacques Frémont.

91��ɫ moves up one spot to 2nd in 2017 Maclean’s rankings for Medical/Science Grants

The 91��ɫ Faculty of Medicine delivered a night of magic and medicine to a packed ballroom at their 4th annual Abracadabra gala.

Dr. Diane Lagace is hopeful that clinical applications of her discoveries will include new therapies to repair and replace damaged brain cells.

New tools in neuroscience and immunology are enabling Dr. Mark S. Freedman and collaborators to explore the causes and implications of the devastating disease more than ever before.

Dr. Ruth Slack and her team imagine a world where brain tissue, once injured, has a better chance of survival — and is even capable of regenerating.

Dr. Roger Zemek led the development of the first comprehensive pediatric concussion guidelines in the world, providing a “one-stop-shop” for carers.

Dr. Stephen Ferguson would like to send a signal to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s – that he’s fighting back by better understanding cellular communication.

Dr. Kym Boycott studies rare inherited neurological diseases in an effort to bring improved diagnostics and patient care to clinical practice.