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Sharing health data across borders remains a major challenge for researchers. A new international research project is taking on a difficult challenge in health care: how to make vast amounts of data accessible for research while protecting patient privacy and corporate intellectual property.

As the Faculty of Medicine celebrates Convocation and the journey of its learners, Dr. Marc-Olivier Deguise represents a new generation of clinician investigators determined to transform how we care for the most vulnerable newborns.

The significant research is advancing understanding of glioblastoma and opening new possibilities for future treatments.

The new study finds that a tiny molecule may play a big role in the development of neurological disorders that many patients experience after a cardiac event.

Spread of tick populations and rising rates of Lyme disease in Ottawa highlight the importance of effective strategies to minimize human exposure in recreational areas.

Three uOttawa researchers are pushing the boundaries of health innovation with bold, interdisciplinary projects supported by the New Frontiers in Research Fund.

With new funding support, uOttawa scientists are advancing innovative research aimed at transforming our understanding of the brain and improving patient outcomes.

Cyberattacks don’t stop at national borders. Neither do extreme weather events, disruptions to global supply chains or co-ordinated disinformation campaigns. But the systems used to respond to these threats are still largely national, often slower and more siloed than the challenges they are trying to address.

An international study led by a uOttawa Faculty of Medicine team suggests that working with biology may be the key to delivering powerful gene-silencing therapies to targeted areas in the body.

The John P. Hubbard Award recognizes individuals for their outstanding contributions to the pursuit of assessment excellence in medical education.