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Valedictorian Mélodie Bellefleur is wrapping up her French-language bachelor’s in translational and molecular medicine. Her exceptional curiosity has led her from the animal kingdom to the cardiovascular health lab.

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.

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

Career goals were seeded last month at the inaugural Health Professions Career Program for Black High School Students at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine.

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 University of Ottawa’s Global Health Journal highlights the depth and diversity of student engagement in global health, offering a platform for learners in the Faculty of Medicine to share their scholarly and creative work.

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

The Faculty of Medicine formally recognized its 2025–2026 professorial promotions this week via a ceremony at Roger Guindon Hall.